Detroit Lakes: Gregory Berglund Booked on DWI Charges
DETROIT LAKES (trfnews.i234.me) — Gregory Scott Berglund, 63, was booked into the Becker County Jail on Friday.
The jail record lists Berglund’s booking date as August 8, 2026.
Two alleged traffic offenses were listed with the booking.
One charge alleges second-degree driving while impaired.
The second alleges driving after cancellation as inimical to public safety.
Second-Degree DWI Allegation
The DWI allegation cites Minnesota Statute 169A.25, subdivision 1(a).
That law covers second-degree driving while impaired with two or more aggravating factors.
An aggravating factor can include certain prior impaired-driving incidents.
Other factors can also qualify under Minnesota law.
The booking record does not identify which aggravating factors were alleged in Berglund’s case.
Readers can review Minnesota Statute 169A.25 through the Minnesota Revisor of Statutes.
Gregory Scott Berglund booking photo.
Driving After Cancellation Charge
Berglund also faces an allegation under Minnesota Statute 171.24, subdivision 5.
The statute covers certain cases involving a canceled or denied driving privilege.
It applies when the cancellation or denial is based on public safety grounds.
The statute classifies the listed offense as a gross misdemeanor.
The full law can be reviewed at the Minnesota Revisor of Statutes.
Booked Into Becker County Jail
Both offenses were listed as adult arrest allegations.
No estimated release date was included in the information provided.
The booking record does not describe what led to Berglund’s arrest.
It also does not identify where the alleged driving conduct happened.
No police officer names are included in this report.
The Becker County Jail is located in Detroit Lakes.
The facility houses both sentenced inmates and people awaiting court proceedings.
Charges Remain Allegations
A jail booking does not mean a person has been convicted.
The listed charges remain allegations unless proven through the court process.
Berglund is presumed innocent unless found guilty in court.
Future court filings may provide more information about the case.
Charges can also be amended or dismissed during court proceedings.
I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.
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