Aaron Amiot Booked on Probation Violation in Polk County

POLK COUNTY, MN (trfnews.i234.me) – Aaron Joseph Amiot, 48, was listed in a recent Polk County Jail booking involving an alleged probation violation associated with a felony-level case.

According to the supplied jail record, Amiot was booked on Tuesday, October 20, 2026. The entry identifies the matter as a probation violation and carries a felony designation.

Probation Violation Listed in Jail Records

The Polk County Jail booking identifies one entry associated with Amiot: probation violation, marked “FE” in the jail record.

However, the supplied information does not identify the underlying criminal case, the conditions of probation, or the specific conduct that allegedly violated those conditions.

The felony designation in the booking does not, by itself, establish that Amiot has been charged with a new felony offense.

How Probation Violations Are Handled in Minnesota

Under Minnesota Statute 609.14, courts may review allegations that an individual has violated the conditions of probation.

Depending on the circumstances and court findings, a judge may continue probation, modify conditions, impose appropriate sanctions, or revoke a previously stayed sentence.

A probation violation allegation does not automatically result in imprisonment or establish that a violation occurred.

Polk County Jail Booking Information

The booking identifies Amiot by the full name Aaron Joseph Amiot.

His date of birth is listed as September 19, 1978, making him 48 years old at the time of the October 20 booking.

No bail amount, release date, or additional offense information was included in the supplied record.

Court Case Details Not Provided

The jail entry does not identify the original offense associated with Amiot’s probation or indicate whether a probation revocation hearing has been scheduled.

No verified District Court file number or final disposition was provided.

Additional public court information may be available through Minnesota Court Records Online.

The alleged probation violation has not been established by the supplied booking information. Amiot is entitled to the applicable court process before a violation is determined.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.