Roseau: Ryan Grindahl Booked on Theft Charges

Ryan T. Grindahl
Ryan T. Grindahl

Roseau: Ryan Grindahl Booked on Theft Charges

Roseau (trfnews.i234.me) — Ryan T. Grindahl, 41, was booked into the Roseau County Jail on September 18, 2026.

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

The jail roster lists two felony theft charges and one misdemeanor trespass charge.

Two Felony Theft Charges Listed

One felony charge alleges theft involving movable property without the owner’s consent.

The second felony charge alleges taking or driving a motor vehicle without the owner’s consent.

The booking record does not describe the property involved in the first theft allegation.

It also does not identify the vehicle connected to the second allegation.

No value for the property appears in the booking information provided.

Readers can review Minnesota’s theft law through the Minnesota Revisor of Statutes.

Ryan T. Grindahl mugshotRyan T. Grindahl

Misdemeanor Trespass Charge

Grindahl also faces a misdemeanor trespass charge, according to the jail roster.

The charge alleges returning to property within one year after being told not to return.

Minnesota’s trespass law covers several forms of entering or returning to property without legal permission.

The law can be reviewed through the Minnesota Revisor of Statutes.

The booking entry does not identify the property connected to the trespass allegation.

It also does not provide details about any earlier notice to leave.

Jail Record Shows No Release Date

The booking record lists no release date for Grindahl.

It lists $0.00 total bail next to each of the three charges.

The short roster entry does not explain what the $0.00 figure means for his custody status.

More information may become available through future court records or updated jail information.

The Minnesota Department of Corrections oversees standards for local detention facilities.

Roseau County Jail is located in the city of Roseau.

Charges Remain Allegations

A jail booking does not mean a person has been convicted of a crime.

The listed charges remain allegations unless they are proven through the court process.

Grindahl may contest any charges filed against him in court.

The final outcome will depend on court proceedings and the evidence presented.

TRF News will continue reviewing public records for significant updates in the case.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.

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