Fertile: Sheyanna Luna Listed on Felony Drug Count

FERTILE (trfnews.i234.me) — A regional jail listing identifies Sheyanna Monique Luna, 28, in a felony drug-possession matter.

The supplied record gives Friday, October 23, 2026, as her incarceration date.

The listed allegation concerns third-degree controlled substance possession in a legally protected zone.

An October 26 regional arrest report separately identifies Fertile as the location of Luna’s arrest.

Fertile Arrest Appears in Regional Report

KROX’s October 26 arrest report names Luna among people reported by the Northwest Regional Corrections Center.

That report says Luna was arrested in Fertile and lists a third-degree drug-possession allegation.

Her birth date is July 3, 1998, according to the supplied jail excerpt.

The excerpt identifies the charge classification as FE, indicating a felony-level entry.

Neither source describes the arresting agency, a specific incident address, or an investigative timeline.

The reported arrest location does not establish where the alleged drug possession happened.

Third-Degree Drug Possession Listed

The jail cites Minnesota Statute 152.023, subdivision 2(a)(4).

That provision addresses possession of certain controlled substances in specified protected locations.

It includes any amount of a qualifying Schedule I or II narcotic drug in those locations.

It also covers five or more dosage units of LSD, MDA, or MDMA in those locations.

The jail description names these substance categories but does not identify a particular substance for Luna.

It does not provide a weight, dosage count, laboratory result, or recovered evidence description.

Specific Protected Zone Not Identified

The statute includes school zones, park zones, public housing zones, and drug treatment facilities.

The Minnesota Attorney General’s Office explains how several protected zones are defined.

School, park, and public housing zones can extend beyond the property boundary under state law.

The jail entry does not name a school, park, public housing property, or treatment facility.

It also does not establish which protected-zone category authorities believe applies.

Felony Penalties and Case Details

Under subdivision 3, a conviction can carry up to 20 years in prison or a $250,000 fine.

A court could impose both penalties under the statute.

Those are maximum statutory penalties, not a sentence imposed on Luna.

The supplied record contains no court case number, charging complaint, bail amount, or scheduled hearing.

It does not confirm whether prosecutors have filed a complaint or what evidence they may present.

It also does not establish a plea, conviction, dismissal, or current custody status.

Where to Check Public Records

The Northwest Regional Corrections Center roster provides regional custody information.

Tri-County Community Corrections says the roster is normally updated on weekday mornings.

Readers may also search Minnesota Court Records Online for available public court filings.

A jail listing describes an allegation and does not establish guilt.

Luna is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.