Polk County: Kyah Schultz-Lind Booked on Felony Charge

Kyah Marie Schultz-Lind
Kyah Marie Schultz-Lind

Polk County: Kyah Schultz-Lind Booked on Felony Charge

Polk County (trfnews.i234.me) — Kyah Marie Schultz-Lind was recently booked into the Polk County Jail.

The booking was recorded on August 18, 2026.

Schultz-Lind, 21, faces a felony domestic assault by strangulation charge.

The jail entry cites Minnesota Statute 609.2247, subdivision 2.

Felony Charge Listed in Jail Record

The booking record lists domestic assault by strangulation as the alleged offense.

Minnesota law addresses this offense under Section 609.2247.

The statute involves an alleged assault against a family or household member by strangulation.

State law defines strangulation as intentionally restricting normal breathing or blood circulation.

This can involve pressure on the throat or neck.

It can also involve blocking another person’s nose or mouth.

Readers can review the full statute through the Minnesota Revisor of Statutes.

Kyah Marie Schultz-Lind booking photo

Kyah Marie Schultz-Lind booking photo.

The statute classifies the offense as a felony unless a greater penalty applies elsewhere.

The published law provides a maximum penalty of three years in prison.

It also allows a fine of up to $5,000.

Booking Information Remains Limited

The jail entry does not describe the events that led to Schultz-Lind’s arrest.

No location for the alleged incident was included in the information provided.

The record does not identify an alleged victim.

It also does not provide details about injuries or other circumstances.

No police officer names are included in this report.

A jail booking records an arrest and does not establish guilt.

The charge against Schultz-Lind remains an allegation unless proven in court.

Schultz-Lind is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.

The supplied information does not include a final court disposition.

It also does not include sentencing information or the outcome of any hearing.

Additional public court records may become available as the case moves forward.

Readers can search available records through Minnesota Court Records Online.

Future court filings could provide more information about the allegations and case status.

TRF News will report significant developments when additional public information becomes available.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.

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