Bemidji Jail Lists Misty Decoteau on Two Counts
BEMIDJI (trfnews.i234.me) — Misty Decoteau appears in a Beltrami County Jail entry dated October 24, 2026.
The record lists a misdemeanor disorderly conduct count and a gross misdemeanor child endangerment count.
Both entries appear under jail case number 2026020237.
The listing names District Court but provides no scheduled hearing date.
It does not describe where the alleged events occurred or identify an arresting agency.
Disorderly Conduct Count
The first count cites Minnesota Statute 609.72, subdivision 1(3).
This law addresses certain offensive, abusive, loud, or disruptive conduct in public or private places.
The statute also considers whether the conduct could reasonably alarm, anger, or disturb other people.
The jail entry classifies the count as a misdemeanor.
It does not provide statements, witness accounts, or a description of the alleged behavior.
Without an incident report, the details behind the count remain unclear.
Child Endangerment Count
The second count cites Minnesota Statute 609.378, subdivision 1(b)(1).
That provision addresses placing a child in a situation likely to cause substantial harm or death.
It applies to certain intentional or reckless conduct by a parent, guardian, or caretaker.
The jail entry marks the alleged violation as a gross misdemeanor.
It gives no details about the situation described in the charge.
The available information does not establish that a child suffered any harm.

Custody and Court Details
Decoteau’s listed custody date is Saturday, October 24, 2026.
The record shows $0.00 in the bail or fine field.
That amount alone does not establish whether release is permitted or what conditions might apply.
No plea, sentence, or final court outcome appears in the supplied listing.
The custody date does not establish when the alleged offenses occurred.
The record also cannot confirm Decoteau’s current custody status.
Checking Official Records
Beltrami County provides jail information through its Adult Corrections Center website.
Readers can review available public cases through Minnesota Court Records Online.
Some records may be restricted, and a jail case number may differ from a court file number.
Updated court documents may provide more information about the counts or any upcoming hearings.
The supplied record contains allegations, not proof of guilt.
Decoteau is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.
I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.
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