Moorhead Booking Lists Drug, Child Charges

MOORHEAD (trfnews.i234.me) — Levetric Tramel Jackson, 39, was booked into the Clay County Jail on Tuesday afternoon.

The booking occurred at 2:50 p.m. on July 28, 2026.

The Moorhead Police Department was listed as the arresting agency.

Clay County jail records list four charges against Jackson.

Two charges involve alleged first-degree controlled substance crimes.

One charge alleges possession of 50 grams or more of cocaine or methamphetamine.

Another charge alleges the sale of cocaine, heroin, or methamphetamine.

Two additional charges involve alleged child endangerment.

One charge alleges controlled substances were possessed or sold in a child’s presence.

The booking entry says the alleged conduct caused substantial harm.

The other charge alleges a child faced a situation that could cause harm or death.

Booking Record Provides Limited Details

The jail roster provides limited information about the alleged events.

It does not explain where the reported incident happened.

The record also does not identify any child or other person involved.

No drug amount beyond the listed 50-gram threshold was provided.

The roster did not include a criminal complaint in the information reviewed.

It also did not provide evidence supporting the listed allegations.

A jail booking is not a finding of guilt.

Jackson is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

Clay County publishes inmate information through its official online jail roster.

The county warns that roster information may change or contain errors.

Readers should not use jail roster information for legal decisions.

Minnesota Statute 152.021 covers first-degree controlled substance crimes.

The law includes certain possession and sale offenses involving cocaine or methamphetamine.

Minnesota Statute 609.378 addresses child neglect and child endangerment.

That law covers certain situations involving controlled substances and children.

The exact statute numbers charged were not included in the booking summary.

Court filings may provide more details after prosecutors submit a complaint.

Those records could describe the evidence behind the allegations.

They may also list bail, release terms, and future hearing dates.

Case information may later appear through Minnesota Court Records Online.

TRF News will update this report when verified public information becomes available.

This report is based on the Clay County booking entry available at publication time.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.