Moorhead: Jack Halvorson Booked on Drug Sale Charge

Moorhead (trfnews.i234.me) — Jack Morris Halvorson, 20, was booked into custody on September 16, 2026.

Clay County jail records list his booking time as 4:32 p.m.

The Clay County Sheriff’s Office is listed as the arresting agency.

No individual officer names are included in this report.

The roster lists one second-degree controlled substance sale charge against Halvorson.

The short charge description refers to a narcotic other than heroin within a 90-day period.

Second-Degree Drug Sale Charge

Minnesota law addresses second-degree controlled substance crimes under Statute 152.022.

The law contains several different ways a second-degree drug sale charge can apply.

One provision covers certain sales of narcotics other than heroin or fentanyl.

That provision looks at sales occurring on one or more occasions within 90 days.

It also sets a required total weight under the statute.

The Clay County roster does not state the alleged weight in Halvorson’s case.

The roster also does not identify the specific controlled substance allegedly involved.

The booking entry does not include a detailed account of the alleged sales.

It does not state where the alleged activity occurred.

The roster also does not provide dates for any alleged transactions.

Readers can review Minnesota Statute 152.022 for the complete law.

The jail entry identifies Halvorson’s age as 20.

His booking date is September 16, 2026.

The record does not provide a detailed criminal complaint or probable cause statement.

Those documents may contain additional facts if they become publicly available.

The Clay County Correctional Facility is located at 800 9th Street North in Moorhead.

The facility houses minimum, medium, and maximum security inmates.

More information is available through the Clay County Correctional Facility website.

Readers can also check available cases through Minnesota Court Records Online.

Jail records can change after hearings, transfers, releases, or other court action.

A jail booking or criminal charge does not establish guilt.

The final outcome is determined through the court process.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.