Crookston Jail Books Man on Strangulation Charge

Polk County (trfnews.i234.me) — Devin Rain Anderson was recently booked into the Polk County Jail.

The booking entry lists the date as July 5, 2026. It lists Anderson’s birth date as November 29, 2000.

Anderson faces one felony count of domestic assault by strangulation. The listed charge cites Minnesota Statute 609.2247, subdivision 2.

Charge Listed in Booking Record

The booking information identifies the case as a felony matter. It does not provide details about the alleged incident.

No victim information was included in the booking entry. The record also did not list a court date.

Bond information was not included in the provided entry. Release conditions were also not listed.

Booking records usually summarize custody information. They do not replace criminal complaints, court orders, or hearing records.

Those documents may explain the alleged conduct and current case status. They may also identify future hearing dates.

Booking photo of Devin Rain Anderson.

Minnesota law defines strangulation as intentionally blocking normal breathing or blood flow. This may involve pressure on the neck or throat.

The law also covers blocking a person’s nose or mouth. The charge applies when the alleged victim is a family or household member.

Readers can review the law through the Minnesota Revisor of Statutes.

A jail booking is not proof of guilt. Anderson is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

Nothing in the provided entry says Anderson has been convicted in this case. It only reports a booking and a listed charge.

Charges may change as prosecutors review reports and evidence. Court filings may also provide more details later.

Readers should use official court records for later changes. Those records may show hearings, filings, and final outcomes.

The Polk County Sheriff’s Office provides information about county law enforcement services.

Anyone seeking official case updates should check Minnesota court records. They may also contact the appropriate court office.

I’m Adrian Cole, reporting for TRF News.