Roseau County (trfnews.i234.me) — Jamie L. Cratty, 37, was booked by the Roseau County Sheriff’s Office on a felony DWI charge, according to a jail record.
The booking entry lists an arrest date of Aug. 28, 2025. The record does not show a release date. It also lists total bail at $0.00.
Charge Listed in Jail Record
The charge shown is first-degree DWI. The booking note says the case involves three or more qualified prior impaired driving incidents within 10 years.
That makes the charge a felony under Minnesota law. A felony DWI charge is one of the most serious impaired driving charges in the state.
The jail entry gives only basic facts. It does not say where the arrest happened. It does not describe the stop. It also does not list test results, court dates, or other case details.
What the Public Record Shows
At this stage, the available public record is limited. A booking record shows that a person was jailed and accused of a crime. It does not prove guilt.
Formal allegations and more details often appear later in court filings. Those records may show hearing dates, case updates, and final court action.
Readers who want more information can review Minnesota DWI law through the Minnesota Revisor’s Office. They can also search public case updates through Minnesota Court Records.
General agency information is also available from the Roseau County Sheriff’s Office.
Case Status
No further details were included in the booking summary provided here. Until court records add more facts, the public information remains brief.
As in all criminal cases, Jamie L. Cratty is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.
I’m Chris Harper reporting for TRF News.