Hackensack Man Faces Third-Degree DWI Charge
Hackensack (trfnews.i234.me) — Zachary Jared Tilbury, 22, was booked into the Cass County Jail on July 26, 2026.
The booking record lists five traffic-related allegations.
The most serious listed offense is third-degree driving while impaired.
The record also lists reckless driving, speeding, illegal phone use, and a windshield violation.
Tilbury’s listed home city is Hackensack, Minnesota.
The booking occurred at 8:33 p.m.
A jail booking does not prove guilt.
Tilbury is presumed innocent unless convicted through the court process.
Charges Listed in Booking Record
The DWI allegation is listed under Minnesota Statute 169A.26.
That law covers certain impaired-driving cases involving an aggravating factor or test refusal.
The record does not identify the alleged aggravating factor.
It also does not provide alcohol or drug testing results.
The reckless-driving allegation cites Minnesota Statute 169.13.
The charge alleges conscious disregard of a substantial or unjustifiable risk.
Additional Traffic Allegations
Tilbury also faces an alleged wireless-device violation.
The booking description says the allegation involved a cellular phone or video call.
A separate charge alleges speeding above the legal limit.
The supplied record does not state the posted limit or alleged speed.
Another allegation concerns a cracked or discolored windshield.
Minnesota law prohibits windshield damage that limits or blocks a driver’s view.
Readers can review the cited laws through the Minnesota Revisor of Statutes.
The full traffic chapter also covers reckless driving, wireless-device use, and windshield rules.
Case Details Remain Limited
The supplied record does not describe the traffic stop.
It does not identify the arrest location or report any crash.
No injuries or property damage were listed.
The record also omits a court date, bail amount, and release date.
Those details may appear after court documents are filed.
The Cass County Detention Center provides official jail information online.
Charges may be changed or dismissed after further review.
Readers should rely on official court records for the final outcome.
I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.
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