Warren Jail Books Michael Boppre on Grand Forks Warrant

Michael Roy Boppre Jr.
Michael Roy Boppre Jr.

Warren Jail Books Michael Boppre on Grand Forks Warrant

Warren (trfnews.i234.me) — Michael Roy Boppre Jr. was booked into the Marshall County Jail on September 1, 2026.

The jail roster lists a Grand Forks, North Dakota warrant connected to Boppre.

It also lists an FTA entry for driving after suspension under Minnesota Statute 171.24.1.

The roster identifies Boppre as 45 years old.

No court file number, bond amount, or hearing date was included in the information provided.

Marshall County Jail is located in Warren, Minnesota.

Booking Lists Grand Forks Warrant

The roster entry specifically references a Grand Forks, North Dakota warrant.

It does not describe the underlying Grand Forks case or explain why the warrant was issued.

The entry also does not state whether Boppre has appeared before a judge since the booking.

Because those details are not included, the exact status of the warrant remains unclear.

Michael Roy Boppre Jr. mugshot
Michael Roy Boppre Jr.

North Dakota maintains an online court-record search for publicly available criminal and traffic cases.

Readers can use the North Dakota Court System to review available court information.

Failure-to-Appear Entry Also Listed

The Marshall County roster also lists an FTA entry tied to driving after suspension.

FTA commonly refers to failure to appear for a scheduled court matter.

The roster cites Minnesota Statute 171.24, subdivision 1, for the driving offense.

That statute applies when a person drives after a license or driving privilege has been suspended.

Minnesota law also requires that the driver knew, or reasonably should have known, about the suspension.

Driving after suspension is classified as a misdemeanor under the current Minnesota statute.

Misdemeanor Penalty

Minnesota law allows up to 90 days in jail for a misdemeanor when no different penalty applies.

A fine of up to $1,000 may also be imposed.

Those maximum penalties are listed under Minnesota Statute 609.03.

Those are maximum penalties and do not represent a sentence in Boppre’s case.

The jail listing does not show that Boppre has been convicted of the listed matter.

It only reports the booking information and listed hold or charge information.

Readers can review Minnesota court records through Minnesota Court Records Online.

The Grand Forks warrant may involve a separate matter from the Minnesota driving entry.

The roster information provided does not establish whether both entries come from the same case.

Any charge or warrant allegation must be resolved through the court process.

Boppre is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.

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