Crookston Jail Books Schouviller on Parole Violation

CROOKSTON (trfnews.i234.me) — Nick Adam Schouviller was recently booked into Polk County custody.

The booking record lists July 6, 2026, as the custody date.

It lists Schouviller’s birth date as March 10, 1989.

The listed reason is a felony-level parole violation.

The brief entry does not describe the alleged conduct.

Booking Record Offers Few Details

The provided record does not identify a new criminal charge.

It also does not state which release condition was allegedly violated.

No bond amount appears in the supplied information.

The entry also does not list a hearing date.

The record does not identify the original case connected to supervision.

It also provides no warrant or hearing documents.

Those records may explain why Schouviller was taken into custody.

They may also show the next step in the case.

Minnesota corrections guidance says a release violation can lead to a warrant and custody.

Officials then review the reported conduct and decide what action is appropriate.

The outcome depends on the facts and release conditions.

The Minnesota Department of Corrections handles hearings for alleged release-condition violations.

A booking is not a finding that a violation occurred.

The supplied record does not show a final decision.

Schouviller’s custody status may change after review.

Any related criminal case would follow a separate court process.

Public court information may appear through Minnesota Court Records Online.

Some supervision records may not be available through that system.

Official correction records may provide separate information.

The Polk County Sheriff’s Office provides county law enforcement and records information.

This report is based only on the booking details supplied.

No complaint, warrant, or hearing order was provided.

Official records should be checked for later changes.

They may clarify the alleged violation and current custody status.

I’m Adrian Cole, reporting for TRF News.