Bemidji: Nathan Jackson Booked on Disorderly Conduct

BEMIDJI (trfnews.i234.me) — Nathan Jackson was listed in a Beltrami County Jail record dated October 13, 2026.

The public entry lists a misdemeanor disorderly conduct charge. The county jail is located in Bemidji, Minnesota.

October 13 Jail Record Details

The entry identifies case number 26016632. It cites Minnesota Statute 609.72, subdivision 1(3), as the charge.

The description refers to offensive, abusive, boisterous, noisy, or obscene conduct. Those words describe the alleged offense, not confirmed details about Jackson’s actions.

The record uses the severity code “M,” indicating a misdemeanor. It identifies District Court as the court branch.

The bail or fine field displays $0.00. That figure does not explain Jackson’s release conditions or whether any bond was ordered.

No hearing date appears in the information supplied. The record also does not describe where the alleged incident occurred.

What Minnesota’s Disorderly Conduct Law Says

Minnesota Statute 609.72 defines several forms of disorderly conduct. Subdivision 1(3) covers specified offensive, abusive, boisterous, or noisy behavior or language.

The law applies to certain conduct in public or private places. It also considers whether the conduct could reasonably alarm, anger, or disturb others.

The supplied jail entry does not describe the reported actions in Jackson’s case. It does not include witness statements, police reports, or court findings.

A listed charge does not prove the allegation. Any court outcome would need confirmation from separate official records.

Where to Find Court and Jail Updates

The Beltrami County inmate search provides publicly available custody information. The sheriff’s office warns that information on the website may not always be accurate.

Readers can also review Minnesota Court Records Online for available court information. Some case details may not be accessible through that service.

The supplied entry does not confirm a conviction, sentence, or final court decision. It also does not establish whether Jackson remains in custody after October 13.

Changes to custody status or future hearings should be checked against updated official records. A jail booking alone does not establish guilt.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.