Thief River Falls Jail Lists Feiker in No-Contact Case

THIEF RIVER FALLS, Minn. (trfnews.i234.me) — A Pennington County Jail entry lists Hannah Lee Feiker, 39, on two misdemeanor allegations.

The listed offenses involve an alleged no-contact order violation and disorderly conduct. The entry identifies her inmate type as “BELTR.”

The information describes Feiker as recently booked but does not include a booking date. It also provides no location for the alleged incidents.

No-Contact Order Violation Listed

The first charge cites Minnesota Statute 629.75, subdivision 2(b). It concerns a domestic abuse no-contact order, often called a DANCO.

Under this law, a person can face a misdemeanor charge for knowingly violating an active court order. The order may be issued while a criminal case is pending or following a conviction.

Such orders restrict contact with specified people. However, the supplied entry does not describe the contact allegedly involved in Feiker’s case.

It also does not identify the underlying case or say when the order was issued. No details about another person are included.

Disorderly Conduct Allegation

The second charge cites Minnesota Statute 609.72, subdivision 1(3). The jail entry classifies this offense as a misdemeanor.

The statute covers certain offensive, abusive, boisterous, obscene, or noisy behavior. It applies when the conduct meets the requirements stated in Minnesota law.

The statute also addresses behavior or language that could reasonably alarm, anger, or disturb others. The specific conduct alleged against Feiker was not provided.

Nothing in the supplied listing establishes whether both charges arose from one event. The information also does not identify a reporting agency.

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Booking Details and Court Records

The entry lists Feiker as 5 feet, 3 inches tall, weighing 175 pounds. It describes her hair as blond and her eyes as blue.

No bond amount, scheduled hearing, or court case number appears in the supplied details. Those facts should not be assumed from the charge descriptions.

Readers can check the Pennington County Sheriff’s Office in-custody search for available custody information.

Court filings may be found through Minnesota Court Records Online.

Jail entries and court records may contain different information because cases can change after booking. Any later amendments should be checked against official filings.

Charges Remain Allegations

Being named in a jail entry does not mean a person has been convicted. The charges remain allegations unless proven in court.

TRF News has not independently confirmed the incident details or Feiker’s current custody status. Additional information may become available through official records.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.

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