Crookston Jail Lists Casey Pederson on Order Violation

CROOKSTON (trfnews.i234.me) — A regional jail entry lists Casey Joe Pederson, 35, in an order-for-protection matter.

The supplied record gives Saturday, October 24, 2026, as his incarceration date.

The entry identifies a misdemeanor allegation involving violation of a domestic abuse order for protection.

It cites Minnesota Statute 518B.01, subdivision 14(b).

Protection Order Allegation Appears in Listing

Pederson’s date of birth is listed as August 21, 1991.

The jail entry uses the abbreviation MS, indicating a misdemeanor classification.

The brief record does not explain what conduct allegedly violated the court order.

It also does not provide an incident date separate from the reported incarceration date.

No protected person’s name, police narrative, or arrest location appears in the supplied excerpt.

There is no information about whether the allegation involved contact, communication, or another restricted action.

Minnesota Statute 518B.01 allows courts to issue orders for protection in domestic abuse matters.

Depending on their terms, those orders can restrict contact or require someone to stay away from specified locations.

Subdivision 14(b) addresses violations when the person restrained knows the order exists.

The law generally classifies that form of violation as a misdemeanor unless enhanced penalties apply.

A misdemeanor can carry up to 90 days in jail, a $1,000 fine, or both.

The protection-order statute also specifies minimum sentencing and counseling requirements following a qualifying misdemeanor conviction.

These legal provisions do not establish that Pederson violated any particular order.

The record does not identify the court that issued the protection order.

It does not state when the order was issued or which restrictions allegedly applied.

The excerpt provides no criminal complaint, court case number, bail amount, or scheduled hearing.

It also does not report a plea, conviction, dismissal, or other court outcome.

The listing does not establish that a physical assault or injury occurred.

A jail entry alone cannot confirm someone’s current custody status.

The Northwest Regional Corrections Center roster provides public custody information for the region.

Tri-County Community Corrections says it normally updates that roster on weekday mornings.

Readers can also consult Minnesota Court Records Online for available public filings.

Any court documents should be matched carefully using reliable identifying information.

Pederson is presumed innocent of the allegation unless proven guilty in court.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.