Jessica Alcozer Booked on Second-Degree DWI in Polk

POLK COUNTY, MN (trfnews.i234.me) – Jessica Alcozer, 42, was listed in a recent Polk County Jail booking involving a gross misdemeanor second-degree driving while impaired allegation related to refusing a chemical test.

According to the supplied jail record, Alcozer was booked on October 19, 2026. The offense is listed under Minnesota Statute 169A.25, subdivision 1(b).

Second-Degree DWI Test Refusal Allegation

The Polk County Jail entry identifies the offense as second-degree driving while impaired involving refusal to submit to chemical testing.

The charge references Minnesota Statute 169A.25, subdivision 1(b).

Under this provision, refusing a qualifying chemical test can constitute second-degree DWI when one aggravating factor is present.

The offense is classified as a gross misdemeanor.

However, the supplied booking record does not identify the aggravating factor allegedly involved in Alcozer’s case.

What Does Chemical Test Refusal Mean?

Minnesota law prohibits refusing certain chemical tests conducted as part of an impaired-driving investigation.

Under Minnesota Statute 169A.20, subdivision 2, the law addresses refusal of qualifying breath tests and blood or urine tests required under a search warrant.

A chemical test refusal offense involving one qualifying aggravating factor may be classified as second-degree DWI.

The available jail information does not specify which type of test Alcozer allegedly refused.

It also does not provide any chemical test results or details about the circumstances leading to her arrest.

Polk County Jail Booking Information

The booking identifies the individual as Jessica Alcozer.

Her date of birth is listed as June 19, 1984, making her 42 years old when she was booked on October 19, 2026.

Only one offense appears in the supplied jail entry.

No bail amount, estimated release date, or additional criminal allegations were included.

Incident Details and Court Proceedings

The jail record does not identify the location or date of the alleged impaired-driving incident.

It also does not establish whether the allegation followed a traffic stop, collision, or another law enforcement investigation.

No verified criminal court file number, scheduled hearing date, or final disposition was provided.

Readers can search publicly available court information through Minnesota Court Records Online.

The charge listed in a jail booking is an allegation and does not establish criminal guilt.

Alcozer is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.