POLK COUNTY (trfnews.i234.me) — Rogers Kenneth Davis Jr., 33, was listed as incarcerated on October 13, 2026. His name appears on the official Northwest Regional Corrections Center jail roster.
The detention center is in Crookston, Minnesota. Tri-County Community Corrections serves Polk, Norman, and Red Lake counties in northwest Minnesota.
October 13 Booking Details
The roster lists Davis’s birth date as August 4, 1993. It lists October 13 as his incarceration date. The controlling charge is constructive contempt of court.
The description refers to disobedience of a lawful court judgment, order, or process. The entry cites Minnesota Statute 588.01, subdivision 3(3). The roster marks the charge with an “M,” indicating a misdemeanor.
The official October 13 roster shows Davis’s booking information on pages three and four.
What the Contempt Law Covers
Minnesota law describes two kinds of contempt: direct and constructive. Direct contempt occurs in the court’s immediate presence. Constructive contempt involves conduct outside the court’s immediate presence.
The cited provision covers failure to obey a lawful judgment, order, or court process. However, the roster does not identify the specific order involved in Davis’s entry.
It also does not provide an account of the alleged events. No case number, bail amount, or hearing date appears in that entry. Those details should not be assumed from the listed charge.
Where to Find Further Updates
The Tri-County Community Corrections roster is generally updated weekday mornings. Jail listings may change as people enter or leave custody.
The October 13 record confirms Davis appeared on that day’s roster. It does not confirm whether he remains in custody today.
Readers can search public cases through Minnesota Court Records Online. Some records and documents may not be available online.
The Polk County Sheriff’s Office Records Department also explains its role in maintaining law enforcement records. Requests for more information remain subject to applicable public records rules.
A jail roster entry does not establish a conviction. The available information does not show a final court outcome in this matter.
I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.
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