Beltrami County: Carlina Headbird Jailed on Theft Charge

BELTRAMI COUNTY, MN (trfnews.i234.me) – Carlina Headbird was booked into the Beltrami County Jail on October 16, 2026, according to jail records.

The booking information lists a felony-level theft allegation involving property taken, used, or transferred without the owner’s consent.

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

The jail record identifies case number 26016810 in connection with the allegation.

Specific details about the reported theft were not included in the information provided.

Felony Theft Allegation

The Beltrami County Jail roster classifies Headbird’s listed offense as a felony.

The description identifies the alleged offense as taking, using, or transferring movable property without consent.

Under Minnesota law, theft can involve taking another person’s property without permission and intending to permanently deprive the owner of it.

The law also addresses concealing or keeping property belonging to another person without legal authority.

The offense is covered by Minnesota Statute 609.52.

The severity of a theft offense can depend on the property’s value and other circumstances.

Some theft offenses are misdemeanors, while more serious cases may qualify as felonies.

The available jail record lists this allegation as a felony but does not identify the property’s value.

It also does not describe what property was allegedly taken or who owned it.

The booking record lists October 16, 2026, as Headbird’s custody date.

The jail information also shows a bail or fine amount of $0.00.

That amount does not establish whether bail was denied, waived, or awaiting a court decision.

The record identifies District Court as the branch handling the listed allegation.

However, no scheduled court date appears in the supplied booking information.

The available details also do not confirm whether Headbird has entered a plea.

No description of the alleged incident’s location or surrounding circumstances was provided.

Additional information may become available through criminal complaints and other public court documents.

Minnesota law sets different penalties for theft based on the facts of each case.

Under certain circumstances, felony theft can carry a prison sentence of up to five years.

More serious theft offenses may carry higher penalties, depending on the value and type of property involved.

The available booking information does not establish which penalty range would apply to Headbird’s allegation.

Readers can review the applicable law through the Minnesota Office of the Revisor of Statutes.

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

The system provides public access to available case information, hearing schedules, and some court documents.

The Minnesota Judicial Branch also provides information about accessing criminal court records.

The jail listing alone does not confirm whether a formal criminal complaint has been filed.

Headbird is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.

Further updates will depend on verified court filings and official records.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.