DETROIT LAKES, MN (trfnews.i234.me) – Daisy Marie Beckwith, 41, was booked into Becker County Jail on November 1, 2026.
Her booking entry lists four alleged offenses, including two involving Minnesota’s driving while impaired laws.
The allegations include second-degree DWI involving chemical test refusal and driving under the influence of a controlled substance.
Additional allegations involve operating an uninsured vehicle and interfering with a peace officer.
Four Offenses Listed in Jail Booking
According to the supplied Becker County Jail booking record, Beckwith faces the following listed allegations:
- Second-Degree DWI – Chemical Test Refusal: Minnesota Statute 169A.25.1(b).
- DWI – Controlled Substance: Minnesota Statute 169A.20.1(2).
- Uninsured Vehicle – Driver Violation: Minnesota Statute 169.797.3.
- Obstructing Legal Process: Minnesota Statute 609.50.1(2).
All four entries are identified as adult arrest allegations in the booking information.
The record does not explain the events leading to Beckwith’s arrest.

Second-Degree DWI and Test Refusal
One listed allegation involves second-degree driving while impaired and refusing a chemical test.
Under Minnesota Statute 169A.25, this offense is classified as a gross misdemeanor.
The law covers qualifying test refusal cases involving an aggravating factor.
Such factors may include certain prior impaired driving incidents or other conditions defined by Minnesota law.
The supplied booking record does not identify the specific aggravating factor alleged in this case.
Controlled Substance DWI Allegation
Beckwith’s second DWI-related entry cites Minnesota Statute 169A.20, Subdivision 1(2).
This law prohibits operating or controlling a motor vehicle while under the influence of a controlled substance.
The booking information does not identify any substance involved in the allegation.
It also does not provide testing results or describe the circumstances of the reported driving incident.
Insurance and Obstruction Allegations
Another listed offense involves operating a vehicle without the insurance required under Minnesota law.
The allegation falls under Minnesota Statute 169.797.
The final entry alleges interference with a peace officer performing official duties.
That allegation is listed under Minnesota Statute 609.50.
The available information does not describe how the alleged interference occurred.
Booking and Court Information
The supplied record lists Beckwith’s booking date as Sunday, November 1, 2026.
No estimated release date appears in the provided information.
Bond information, a court hearing date, and a case number were also not included.
Additional information may become available through the Becker County Jail or Minnesota Court Records Online.
The booking allegations do not establish guilt. Beckwith is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.
I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.
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