Marshall County Jail Entry Lists DWI, License Charge

MARSHALL COUNTY, Minn. (trfnews.i234.me) — Paul Jonathon Perkins, 38, is listed in a Marshall County jail entry dated October 21, 2026.

The record lists two traffic-related offenses, including fourth-degree driving while impaired and driving after license revocation.

Both offenses are classified as misdemeanors under the listed Minnesota statutes.

Two Traffic Charges Listed

The first listed offense is fourth-degree driving while impaired under Minnesota Statute 169A.27.

This charge involves an alleged violation of Minnesota’s impaired driving law.

Fourth-degree DWI is classified as a misdemeanor under state law.

The second offense involves driving after revocation of a driver’s license.

That charge is listed under Minnesota Statute 171.24, subdivision 2(a).

The submitted record does not provide details about the traffic stop or events leading to the allegations.

Minnesota law prohibits operating or controlling a motor vehicle while impaired by alcohol or certain drugs.

Fourth-degree DWI is generally the lowest criminal level of driving while impaired under Minnesota law.

It is classified as a misdemeanor when the requirements for a more serious DWI charge are not met.

The submitted entry does not identify the substance involved in Perkins’ alleged offense.

It also does not provide any alcohol test results or other evidence from the reported incident.

More information is available through Minnesota Statute 169A.27.

The second listed charge involves allegedly operating a vehicle while driving privileges were revoked.

Minnesota law generally makes driving after revocation a misdemeanor when the driver knows or should know about the revocation.

Certain circumstances can increase the seriousness of a driving-after-revocation offense.

The supplied record lists the charge under the misdemeanor provision.

Additional information is available under Minnesota Statute 171.24.

The submitted record identifies Perkins as 38 years old and includes the date October 21, 2026.

It lists Marshall County but does not identify the specific location of the alleged traffic offenses.

No arresting agency, bond amount, or scheduled court appearance was included in the submitted information.

The record also does not establish whether Perkins remains in custody.

The Marshall County Sheriff’s Office provides law enforcement services throughout the county.

Residents can find sheriff’s department information through the City of Warren’s official website.

Public court records can be searched through Minnesota Court Records Online.

The listed charges are allegations and do not establish a criminal conviction.

Perkins is presumed innocent of any pending charges unless proven guilty in court.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.