Polk County: Jarquise Brown-Willliams Booked for Theft

POLK COUNTY, MN (northwestmnnow.com) – A 24-year-old individual was recently booked into the Polk County Jail on a felony theft allegation.

Jarquise Davanta Brown-Willliams was booked Thursday, October 15, 2026, according to the supplied jail record.

The listed offense involves allegedly taking, using, or transferring movable property without the owner’s consent.

The offense is listed under Minnesota Statute 609.52, subdivision 2(1).

Polk County Jail Booking Details

The booking information identifies Brown-Willliams as 24 years old.

The listed theft offense carries a felony designation in the jail record.

However, the available information does not identify the property involved in the alleged theft.

The record also does not provide an estimated value for the property.

No details were supplied about where the alleged offense occurred or how investigators identified Brown-Willliams.

The arresting agency and circumstances leading to the booking were not included in the provided information.

Minnesota Statute 609.52 covers several types of theft involving property belonging to another person.

Subdivision 2(1) addresses intentionally taking, using, transferring, concealing, or keeping movable property without the owner’s consent.

The law also requires intent to permanently deprive the owner of that property.

Movable property generally includes items that can be physically moved from one location to another.

Examples can include personal belongings, equipment, merchandise, and other valuable items.

However, the booking record does not identify what property was allegedly involved in this case.

Readers can review the full statute through the Minnesota Office of the Revisor of Statutes.

Minnesota theft penalties depend on several factors, including property value and the circumstances of the alleged offense.

Some theft offenses qualify as misdemeanors, while more serious cases can result in felony charges.

The listed felony designation indicates that authorities classified this booking as a felony-level theft matter.

However, the supplied record does not provide enough information to determine the specific maximum penalty.

Any sentence would depend on the formal charges, applicable law, and the court’s findings.

The available booking information does not include a court hearing date, bail amount, or release date.

It also does not confirm whether prosecutors have filed a formal criminal complaint.

Additional information may become available through Minnesota Court Records Online.

The October 15 booking does not establish that Brown-Willliams remains in custody.

A jail booking is not proof of guilt, and the listed offense remains an allegation.

Brown-Willliams is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

Northwest MN Now News will report additional developments when verified information becomes available.

I’m David Keller reporting for Northwest MN Now News.