Detroit Lakes: Alexander Robare Booked on 5 Offenses
DETROIT LAKES (trfnews.i234.me) — Alexander Paul Robare, 30, appears in a Becker County Jail booking entry dated October 12, 2026.
The record lists five offenses, including four entries for driving after revocation and one for fleeing a peace officer.
All five entries involve alleged misdemeanor violations of Minnesota law.
The booking information does not explain the circumstances leading to Robare’s detention.
It also does not identify the arrest location or provide details about the events behind the listed allegations.
Four Driving After Revocation Offenses Listed
The Becker County Jail record includes four entries for driving after revocation under Minnesota Statute 171.24, subdivision 2(a).
Each entry concerns the alleged operation of a motor vehicle while driving privileges were revoked.
Minnesota law prohibits driving after revocation when a person has received notice or reasonably should know about the revocation.
The offense is generally classified as a misdemeanor under the cited provision.
However, the booking information does not explain why the same offense appears four times.
The entries do not establish whether the allegations involve separate traffic stops or incidents.
No dates, locations, or vehicle descriptions were provided for the individual entries.
Readers can review the full law through Minnesota Statute 171.24.
Fleeing a Peace Officer Allegation
The fifth listed offense involves allegedly fleeing a peace officer by means other than a motor vehicle.
The allegation falls under Minnesota Statute 609.487, subdivision 6.
That law addresses attempts to avoid lawful arrest, detention, or investigation through running, hiding, or other nonvehicle actions.
The statute also covers attempts to conceal or destroy potential evidence while avoiding authorities.
The listed offense is classified as a misdemeanor.
The booking entry does not describe how Robare allegedly attempted to evade an officer.
It also does not explain whether the fleeing allegation is connected to the driving-related entries.
The complete law is available through Minnesota Statute 609.487.
Possible Penalties Under Minnesota Law
Both types of offenses listed in the booking are misdemeanors under the cited statutory provisions.
A misdemeanor conviction in Minnesota can carry up to 90 days in jail.
The law also allows a fine of up to $1,000, or both jail time and a fine.
These penalties represent the maximum punishment for a misdemeanor, not a prediction of Robare’s case outcome.
Actual penalties depend on the court proceedings and applicable law.
Booking and Custody Information
The Becker County Jail record lists Robare’s booking date as October 12, 2026.
The supplied information identifies him as 30 years old.
No estimated release date appears in the provided entry.
The record also does not provide a bond amount, court case number, or scheduled hearing date.
It remains unclear whether prosecutors have filed a formal criminal complaint covering the listed allegations.
A booking record does not establish guilt or prove that the alleged offenses occurred.
Robare is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in court.
Becker County Jail and Court Records
The Becker County Jail is located at 1428 Stony Road in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota.
However, the jail’s location does not establish where the alleged offenses occurred.
The facility operates under the Becker County Sheriff’s Office.
Residents seeking updated custody information can visit the official Becker County Jail website.
The jail can also be reached at 218-847-2939 for general information.
Public court information may be available through Minnesota Court Records Online.
Some pending criminal cases may not appear through searches using a person’s name.
Additional court documents could clarify the events behind the allegations and any scheduled proceedings.
TRF News will report further developments if additional information becomes available through verified public records.
I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.
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