Crookston: Luke Hull Booked on False Identity Charge

Crookston (trfnews.i234.me) — Luke Robert Hull, 32, was booked into custody on September 13, 2026.

The Northwest Regional Corrections Center roster lists Hull on a gross misdemeanor driver’s license-related charge.

The allegation says Hull used another person’s name and birth date to identify himself to police.

Hull’s date of birth is listed as September 13, 1994.

Gross Misdemeanor Charge Listed

The jail roster cites Minnesota Statute 171.22, subdivision 1(8).

That law prohibits using another person’s name and birth date to falsely identify oneself to police.

Minnesota law classifies a violation of that section as a gross misdemeanor.

The roster does not describe the events that led to Hull’s booking.

It does not identify the other person whose information was allegedly used.

The roster also does not provide details about the reported police contact.

Readers can review Minnesota Statute 171.22 through the Minnesota Revisor of Statutes.

Luke Robert Hull booking photo / Northwest Regional Corrections Center

No location for the alleged incident is listed in the supplied record.

The entry does not state whether Hull was driving when the alleged conduct happened.

Hull was listed at the Northwest Regional Corrections Center in Crookston.

The facility is located at 816 Marin Avenue.

Its roster includes people held on local charges, warrants, contracts, and outside holds.

The facility says its local inmate roster is generally updated on weekday mornings.

More information is available through the Northwest Regional Corrections Center.

The official NWRCC inmate roster page also provides current custody information.

The roster lists September 13 as Hull’s incarceration date.

That date was also Hull’s 32nd birthday, based on the listed birth date.

The supplied entry does not show a release date or bail amount.

It also does not provide a court file number.

A jail roster records custody information and does not establish guilt.

The charge against Hull remains an allegation unless resolved through the court process.

Future court filings may provide more information about the alleged incident.

Those filings could identify the agency involved and future hearing dates.

They may also explain the circumstances behind the false-identification allegation.

TRF News will report additional information if it becomes available through public records.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.