Crookston Man Booked on Fleeing Charge

CROOKSTON (trfnews.i234.me) — Remigio Gene Pacheco was booked into Polk County custody on August 1, 2026.

The booking entry lists one misdemeanor charge involving an alleged attempt to flee a peace officer.

The record identifies the offense under Minnesota Statute 609.487, subdivision 6.

That section covers fleeing by a method other than a motor vehicle.

Pacheco was 27 years old when the booking occurred.

Booking Record Lists Limited Details

The available record does not explain what happened before Pacheco entered custody.

It does not identify the location, time, or circumstances of the alleged incident.

The record also provides no court file number or hearing date.

No bail amount or release condition was included in the information provided.

A booking entry records an admission into custody.

It does not prove that a person committed the listed offense.

Pacheco is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

Remigio Gene Pacheco booking photo.

Minnesota Statute 609.487 addresses fleeing from a peace officer.

Subdivision 6 applies when the alleged flight does not involve a motor vehicle.

The booking entry classifies Pacheco’s listed offense as a misdemeanor.

The law and booking record do not reveal the facts of this specific case.

Those facts may later appear in a criminal complaint or court filing.

Prosecutors may amend or dismiss charges after reviewing evidence.

A judge may also set release terms during a court hearing.

Readers should avoid treating the booking entry as a final case outcome.

The Minnesota Revisor of Statutes provides the full language of Section 609.487.

That official page explains the offense and related definitions.

Federal guidance from USAGov explains how people can locate incarceration records.

However, local court records often provide more detailed case information.

Public records may include hearing dates, filed charges, and court decisions.

Some information may be delayed, sealed, or unavailable online.

Custody status can also change after bond payments or court orders.

Readers should confirm current details through official court and jail sources.

TRF News will update this report if verified information becomes available.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.