Douglas Denio Jailed in Hubbard County on Felony Charge
HUBBARD COUNTY, MN (trfnews.i234.me) – Douglas Denio was taken into custody on October 16, 2026, according to Hubbard County Jail records.
Denio is listed in connection with a felony offense involving Minnesota’s predatory offender registration law.
The jail roster identifies the charge as knowingly violating or failing to meet a registration requirement.
Felony Charge Listed in Jail Records
According to the Hubbard County inmate record, Denio’s case is listed under number 26009494.
The reported offense falls under Minnesota Statute 243.166, subdivision 5(a)(1).
This law addresses certain violations of Minnesota’s predatory offender registration requirements.
The booking record classifies the alleged violation as a felony.
However, the provided record does not describe the specific actions that led to the charge.
It also does not identify where the alleged violation occurred.
Hubbard County Jail Booking Information
The following information appears in the supplied Hubbard County custody record:
- Name: Douglas Denio
- Custody Date: October 16, 2026
- Case Number: 26009494
- Charge: Predatory offender registration violation
- Statute: 243.166.5(a)(1)
- Severity: Felony
- Listed Bail/Fine Amount: $0.00
- Court: District Court
- Court Date: Not provided
What Minnesota Registration Law Requires
Minnesota law requires certain individuals to register identifying information with law enforcement.
These requirements can include reporting a primary address and updating registration information when certain changes occur.
Failure to follow applicable requirements can result in criminal charges.
Under Minnesota Statute 243.166, subdivision 5(a)(1), knowingly violating registration requirements can be prosecuted as a felony.
Penalties depend on the circumstances, criminal history, and applicable sentencing laws.
The full statute is available through the Minnesota Legislature’s official statute website.
Court Information and Case Status
The supplied inmate record does not provide a scheduled court date.
Although the roster lists a $0.00 bail or fine amount, that figure does not establish release eligibility.
Additional court records would be needed to confirm Denio’s current legal status and any release conditions.
Public court information may be available through Minnesota Court Records Online.
Readers can also check the Hubbard County official website for county services and law enforcement information.
The allegations remain subject to the court process. Denio is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.
I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.
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