Dilworth: Brandee Haas Booked on Theft, False Name

Dilworth (trfnews.i234.me) — Brandee Lynn Haas was booked into the Clay County Jail on August 21, 2026.

Haas is listed as 40 years old in the public booking information.

The Dilworth Police Department is listed as the arresting agency.

The jail record lists two alleged offenses.

One involves allegedly giving a false name to police.

The second involves alleged theft of property valued between $1 and $500.

False Name Allegation

The booking record lists a charge described as false name to police.

Minnesota law prohibits intentionally giving certain false identifying information to a peace officer.

The law applies during lawful stops, arrests, or other official police duties.

Different penalties can apply depending on the alleged false information provided.

Readers can review Minnesota Statute 609.506 for the full legal language.

Brandee Lynn Haas booking photo — Clay County Jail

The Clay County booking information does not explain what information Haas allegedly provided.

It also does not describe the circumstances leading to that allegation.

The second booking entry alleges theft of property valued between $1 and $500.

Minnesota Statute 609.52 contains the state’s general theft laws and penalties.

State law provides misdemeanor penalties in many theft cases involving property worth $500 or less.

Other circumstances can affect the classification or possible penalty.

The booking record does not identify the property allegedly involved.

It also does not state the exact alleged value.

Readers can review Minnesota Statute 609.52 for more information.

Haas was booked at 7:05 p.m. on August 21.

The public record does not provide additional details about the reported incident.

Readers can check the Clay County inmate roster for current custody information.

Clay County warns that jail information can change and may not always be complete.

An arrest or booking does not establish guilt or prove that a crime occurred.

The allegations against Haas remain unresolved unless admitted or proven in court.

Readers can also search Minnesota Court Records Online for available court information.

Future filings may provide more details about the charges and alleged incident.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.