Moorhead Woman Booked on Drug Possession Charge

Clay County (trfnews.i234.me) — A Moorhead woman was booked into the Clay County Jail after being arrested on an alleged controlled substance offense.

According to Clay County Jail records, Starr Hunt, 46, was booked at approximately 10:46 p.m. on July 25, 2026.

The arrest was made by the Moorhead Police Department.

Jail records show Hunt was booked on a charge of fifth-degree controlled substance possession involving a Schedule I, II, III, or IV substance, or drug paraphernalia containing residual amounts of a controlled substance. The charge specifically excludes cannabis or hemp.

The booking record also references an alleged second offense involving the unlawful possession or use of drug paraphernalia.

Charges Filed

Fifth-Degree Controlled Substance Possession involving Schedule I, II, III, or IV substances or drug paraphernalia with residual amounts, excluding cannabis or hemp.
Unlawful possession or use of drug paraphernalia involving Schedule I, II, or III substances, listed as a second offense.

The charges remain allegations. Hunt is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.

Starr Hunt booking photo provided by the Clay County Jail.

Investigation Details

The available booking information does not explain what led to the arrest.

Authorities have not released details about where the incident occurred.

The booking record also does not identify the specific controlled substance involved.

Additional information is expected to become available after prosecutors review the case and court documents are filed.

Criminal complaints often provide more details about the evidence gathered during an investigation.

Public Record Information

Jail booking records document an arrest and the charges entered at the time of booking.

They do not determine guilt or innocence.

Every defendant has the right to a fair hearing before the court.

More information about Minnesota criminal cases is available through the Minnesota Judicial Branch.

Information about controlled substance laws can be found through the Minnesota Department of Public Safety.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.