Bagley Jail Lists Roy Fisher on Four Driving Counts
BAGLEY (trfnews.i234.me) — A Clearwater County Jail booking entry lists Roy Fisher, 45, on four driving-related allegations.
The record identifies Fisher as a male booked Sunday, October 25, 2026, at 6:02 p.m.
The entries concern two DWI-related counts, an open-bottle allegation, and an ignition interlock allegation.
The excerpt does not identify where the alleged conduct occurred or describe the circumstances of the arrest.
Second-Degree DWI and Test Refusal Listed
The jail record cites Minnesota Statute 169A.25, subdivision 1(b).
That provision concerns second-degree DWI allegations involving chemical test refusal and one aggravating factor.
Minnesota law classifies second-degree DWI as a gross misdemeanor.
The booking excerpt does not identify the alleged aggravating factor.
It also lists Minnesota Statute 169A.20, subdivision 1(1), concerning driving under the influence of alcohol.
These are distinct statutory entries in the booking information.
The record does not include chemical test findings, alcohol concentration results, or a detailed law enforcement report.
Open-Bottle Allegation Appears in Booking
A separate entry cites Minnesota Statute 169A.35, subdivision 3.
Minnesota law generally bans opened alcohol containers in occupied areas of vehicles on public roads.
State law classifies violations of that open-bottle provision as misdemeanors.
The excerpt does not identify any container, its location, or what beverage it allegedly held.
Ignition Interlock Violation Also Listed
The fourth charge references Minnesota Statute 171.306, subdivision 6(c).
It concerns operating a vehicle without a required, functioning ignition interlock device while holding a restricted license.
Under Minnesota Statute 171.09, subdivision 1(g), that offense is a gross misdemeanor.
An ignition interlock device measures breath alcohol before allowing an equipped vehicle to start.
The record does not describe Fisher’s license restrictions or the vehicle involved.
What Remains Unknown About the Case
The supplied entry provides no court case number, bail information, or scheduled hearing date.
It does not establish whether formal charges have been filed in court.
The record also does not confirm Fisher’s current custody or release status.
Jail booking allegations can change as investigators and prosecutors review a case.
The Clearwater County inmate list provides public booking information and cautions against treating allegations as convictions.
Readers may also check Minnesota Court Records Online for available public court records.
Fisher is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.
I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.
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