THIEF RIVER FALLS, MN – (trfnews.i234.me) – A Thief River Falls woman was cited for disorderly conduct after an argument over $50 allegedly escalated into a disturbance at an apartment complex.
Jessica Lynn Meier, 38, of Thief River Falls, was cited following a November 3, 2026, incident at Park West Apartments.
According to the police account, the dispute involved money Meier allegedly gave a neighbor to purchase a THC vape pen.
Police Respond to Late-Night Apartment Disturbance
At approximately 11 p.m., Thief River Falls police received a report of disorderly conduct at Park West Apartments.
A resident reported that Meier was allegedly pounding on his apartment door and screaming about money she wanted returned.
The neighbor told police the disagreement involved a purchase arranged earlier that morning.
According to the citation, the resident claimed Meier had given him $50 around 8 a.m.
The money was reportedly intended for the purchase of a THC vape pen.
Neighbor Explains Missing THC Vape
The neighbor told investigators he had passed Meier’s $50 to another person to purchase the vape.
He reportedly explained that the THC vape pen was expected to arrive the following morning.
However, Meier allegedly became upset when the product was not immediately available.
The disagreement reportedly led to the late-night confrontation outside the neighbor’s apartment.
The supplied report does not indicate whether the vape pen was eventually delivered or whether the money was returned.

Police Learn of Possible Probation Violation
During the investigation, police learned Meier had allegedly been drinking alcohol.
According to the report, consuming alcohol was prohibited under her probation conditions.
Officers attempted to contact Meier’s probation agent regarding the information.
However, the probation agent did not answer the call.
The supplied account does not indicate whether officers confirmed alcohol consumption through testing.
It also does not report whether a separate probation violation was filed.
Disorderly Conduct Citation Issued
Following the incident, Meier was cited for disorderly conduct.
Minnesota law prohibits certain disruptive conduct that reasonably tends to alarm, anger, or disturb others.
The applicable law is Minnesota Statute 609.72.
The citation is separate from any potential probation proceedings.
The supplied report does not identify a hearing date or establish the outcome of the citation.
Public case information can be searched through Minnesota Court Records Online.
Meier is presumed innocent of the new allegation unless and until proven guilty in court.
I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.
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