Barnesville: Adam Kozojed Booked on Two Holds

Barnesville (trfnews.i234.me) — Adam John Kozojed, 43, was booked in Clay County on Sunday, July 5, 2026.

Booking records show the intake happened at 6:49 p.m.

The Barnesville Police Department was listed as one of the arresting agencies.

Domestic Assault Charge Listed

Kozojed faces a misdemeanor domestic assault charge involving alleged bodily harm.

The booking information does not describe the reported incident. It also does not identify the alleged victim.

No officer names appear in the public booking summary.

The Clay County lockup list shows Kozojed remained on hold Monday.

The document lists Barnesville police with the domestic assault matter.

A second entry lists Todd County as an arresting agency.

That entry concerns third-degree driving while impaired involving alcohol.

The lockup list describes the DWI matter as a warrant. It also notes a failure-to-appear status.

The available records do not state when the alleged DWI happened.

They also do not explain the earlier court proceedings.

Minnesota law defines bodily harm as physical pain, injury, illness, or impaired physical condition.

Domestic assault law covers alleged harm against a family or household member.

The law also covers attempts to cause such harm.

Third-degree DWI generally applies when one aggravating factor is present.

It may also involve a refusal of chemical testing.

The booking summary does not identify the aggravating factor in Kozojed’s case.

It also does not list an alcohol concentration.

The Clay County Jail roster provides public information about current detainees.

Jail records may change after hearings or release decisions.

Readers can review Minnesota court records for future updates.

Court filings may include complaints, hearing dates, and case outcomes.

A jail booking is not proof of guilt. Charges are allegations unless proven in court.

Kozojed is presumed innocent unless a court finds him guilty.

Prosecutors may amend or dismiss charges during the case.

No bond amount or first court appearance was listed in the provided booking information.

I’m Adrian Cole, reporting for TRF News.