Beltrami County: Curtis Brown Listed on 3 Assault Counts

BELTRAMI COUNTY (trfnews.i234.me) — Curtis Brown appears in Beltrami County Jail records with a custody date of October 10, 2026.

The jail entry lists three felony assault counts under Minnesota law.

Two counts involve allegations of assault with a dangerous weapon. Two counts also reference substantial bodily harm.

The supplied information does not describe the alleged incident or identify where it happened.

Three Felony Assault Counts Listed

The first count alleges second-degree assault involving a dangerous weapon and substantial bodily harm.

That charge cites Minnesota Statute 609.222, subdivision 2.

The second count alleges second-degree assault with a dangerous weapon under subdivision 1 of the same statute.

The third count alleges third-degree assault involving substantial bodily harm under Minnesota Statute 609.223, subdivision 1.

All three counts are classified as felonies in the jail listing.

The first entry shows case reference 2026016487. The remaining two entries display reference 26016487.

No court date appears alongside the listed charges.

The jail record lists Brown’s height as six feet and his weight as 275 pounds.

The entry also lists black hair and brown eyes.

The displayed bail or fine amount is $0.00.

That figure does not confirm whether bail was set, whether release was ordered, or whether conditions later changed.

The supplied record also does not establish Brown’s current custody status.

District Court is identified as the court branch handling the listed charges.

Minnesota law sets different maximum penalties for second-degree and third-degree assault convictions.

Under Minnesota Statute 609.222, second-degree assault with a dangerous weapon can carry up to seven years in prison.

That maximum increases to ten years when the offense also involves substantial bodily harm.

A conviction under the first provision can also bring a fine of up to $14,000.

The provision involving substantial bodily harm allows a fine of up to $20,000.

Under Minnesota Statute 609.223, third-degree assault involving substantial bodily harm carries a maximum five-year prison sentence.

That offense can also result in a fine of up to $10,000.

These penalties describe legal maximums. They do not represent a sentence imposed on Brown.

The supplied jail entry does not identify an alleged victim or describe the weapon involved.

It also does not provide details about injuries or the events leading to the charges.

Additional case information may become available through Minnesota Court Records Online.

The Minnesota Judicial Branch provides public access to many district court records through that service.

Some filings and other documents may not be available online.

The jail listing does not provide a final case disposition.

Criminal charges are allegations and do not establish guilt.

Brown is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.