Crookston: Dennis Roberts Booked in Probation Case
Crookston (trfnews.i234.me) — Dennis Charles Roberts was booked at the Northwest Regional Corrections Center on July 9, 2026.
The official jail roster lists a probation violation as the controlling matter. The entry is marked “FE” on the roster. Roberts was born November 11, 1996, according to the document.
Booking Record
The roster was printed on July 10. It does not explain the alleged probation violation. It also does not identify the court case behind the matter.
The roster includes people held on local charges, state contracts, and outside warrants. The facility says its roster is updated each weekday morning.
Readers can review the official NWRCC jail roster.
A probation matter can involve a new offense or a claimed breach of supervision rules. The roster does not say which type is alleged here. It does not state how long Roberts may remain held.
What Minnesota Law Says
Minnesota Statute 609.14 governs probation revocation proceedings. The law allows court action when probation terms may have been violated.
A defendant must receive written notice of the claimed grounds. The defendant may be heard and represented by a lawyer at the hearing.
State law lists several possible outcomes after a violation is found. A court may continue probation, order sanctions, or execute a sentence.
The statute says revocation should be a last resort when rehabilitation has failed. The result depends on the case record and court findings.
Readers can review Minnesota Statute 609.14.
Facility and Court Records
NWRCC is a Class III jail licensed for up to 200 inmates. The facility is located at 816 Marin Avenue in Crookston.
The jail serves Norman, Polk, and Red Lake counties. More facility information is available on the official NWRCC website.
Readers may search Minnesota Court Records Online for later public filings. Court dates and case information can change after publication.
A jail booking does not prove that a probation violation occurred. Roberts is entitled to the legal process required by Minnesota law. A judge must decide whether the alleged violation is established.
No further case details were available in the official roster. This report may be updated when verified court information becomes public.
I’m Adrian Cole, reporting for TRF News.
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