Bemidji: Queen Cobbs Booked on Felony Damage Charge

Bemidji: Queen Cobbs Booked on Felony Damage Charge

BEMIDJI, BELTRAMI COUNTY (trfnews.i234.me) — Queen Cobbs appears in a Beltrami County Jail record with a custody date of October 10, 2026.

The entry lists a first-degree criminal damage to property charge. It classifies the offense as a felony.

The charge involves alleged property damage that created a foreseeable risk of bodily harm.

The supplied record does not identify the property, anyone involved, or where the alleged incident took place.

Beltrami County Jail Booking Details

The listed charge cites Minnesota Statute 609.595, subdivision 1, clause 1.

The entry includes case number 2026019255. It identifies District Court as the court branch.

No court date appears in the provided information. The bail or fine field shows $0.00.

That amount does not confirm release, a final bail decision, or the outcome of the case.

The entry lists a custody date, but it does not establish Cobbs’ present custody status.

The record also lists a height of 5 feet 7 inches and a weight of 240 pounds.

What Minnesota Law Says About the Felony Charge

Under Minnesota law, first-degree property damage can involve conduct that creates a foreseeable risk of injury.

The law covers intentional damage to someone else’s physical property without that person’s consent.

Under Minnesota Statute 609.595, a conviction under this provision can carry up to five years in prison.

State law also allows a fine of up to $10,000, or both penalties.

Those are possible penalties under the statute. They are not a sentence imposed on Cobbs.

The jail entry does not describe the alleged damage or explain how anyone may have faced harm.

It also does not identify a witness, reported victim, or damaged location.

Court Records and Next Steps

Minnesota Court Records Online offers public access to many district court case records.

Some documents may be restricted or unavailable online. Records may also change as a case progresses.

A number on a jail listing is not always the same as a district court case number.

People seeking case updates can check the Minnesota Judicial Branch website for available filings.

Beltrami County also provides public contact information for its jail and court offices.

The supplied booking details do not include a court hearing date or case disposition.

They also do not show that a judge or jury has found Cobbs guilty.

Cobbs is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.

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