Beltrami County: Amira Rossbach Held on 2 Charges

BELTRAMI COUNTY, Minn. (trfnews.i234.me) — Amira Rossbach was booked into the Beltrami County Jail on October 6, 2026.

The jail roster lists two charges connected to the same District Court case.

One charge is a gross misdemeanor fifth-degree assault allegation.

The second charge involves alleged alcohol consumption by a person under age 21.

The booking record lists bail or fine information at $0.00.

Gross Misdemeanor Assault Charge Listed

Rossbach faces a fifth-degree assault charge under Minnesota Statute 609.224.

The jail record classifies the allegation as a gross misdemeanor.

It states the charge involves an alleged offense within three years of a previous conviction.

The booking information does not identify the alleged victim.

It also does not explain what conduct led to the assault allegation.

No information about injuries was included in the jail record provided.

Rossbach also faces a misdemeanor alcohol-related charge.

The jail record cites Minnesota Statute 340A.503, subdivision 1(a)(2).

The listed offense involves alcohol consumption by a person under age 21.

The booking entry does not describe where the alleged alcohol consumption occurred.

It also does not state whether the alcohol allegation was connected directly to the assault case.

Both charges appear under Beltrami County case number 26016227.

The jail roster does not include a detailed probable cause statement.

No court date was listed in the information provided.

The court branch is identified as District Court.

Readers can review Minnesota’s fifth-degree assault statute through the Minnesota Revisor of Statutes.

Minnesota’s rules concerning alcohol possession and consumption by people under 21 are available under Minnesota Statute 340A.503.

Public court information may also be available through Minnesota Court Records Online.

A jail booking does not establish that a person committed an offense.

Rossbach is presumed innocent unless proven guilty through the court process.

Charges can also be amended, dismissed, or otherwise changed as a case proceeds.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.