Bagley: Joshua Tiessen Booked on DANCO Violation

Bagley (trfnews.i234.me) — Joshua Tiessen, 20, was booked on two charges on September 11, 2026.

The booking time is listed as 5:24 p.m.

The record lists a driving-after-revocation charge and a domestic abuse no-contact-order violation.

The no-contact-order charge involves an alleged repeat violation within 10 years of a previous conviction.

Driving After Revocation Charge

The first charge is listed under Minnesota Statute 171.24, subdivision 2(a).

The charge alleges Tiessen drove while his driver’s license or driving privilege was revoked.

Minnesota Statute 171.24 covers driving without a valid license.

Subdivision 2 requires that a driver knew, or reasonably should have known, about the revocation.

A basic driving-after-revocation violation is classified as a misdemeanor.

Joshua Tiessen

The booking record does not describe the traffic stop or where the alleged driving occurred.

The second charge is listed under Minnesota Statute 629.75, subdivision 2(c).

The allegation involves violating a domestic abuse no contact order, often called a DANCO.

The booking entry states the alleged violation occurred within 10 years of a previous qualifying conviction.

Under Minnesota Statute 629.75, that circumstance can make the offense a gross misdemeanor.

The law requires the person to know that the no-contact order exists.

The supplied booking information does not identify the protected person.

It also does not describe how Tiessen allegedly violated the court order.

No police officer names are included in this report.

The Clearwater County Jail is located in Bagley.

The county also publishes an online inmate list.

County officials warn that listed charges can change after booking.

The roster also states that booking information does not establish guilt.

The charges against Joshua Tiessen remain allegations during the court process.

Tiessen is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

Additional details may become available through later court filings or updated jail records.

Readers can search court records through the Minnesota Judicial Branch.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.