Albert Lea: Alexis Tasker Booked on Drug Charge

Albert Lea (trfnews.i234.me) — Alexis Marie Tasker was booked into the Cass County Jail on August 21, 2026.

Tasker is listed as 27 years old and from Albert Lea, Minnesota.

The booking time is listed as 6:36 p.m.

Public booking information lists one alleged fifth-degree controlled substance offense.

Fifth-Degree Drug Possession Charge

The jail record cites Minnesota Statute 152.025, subdivision 2(a)(1).

The statute covers certain fifth-degree controlled substance possession offenses.

It includes unlawful possession of Schedule I, II, III, or IV controlled substances.

The provision excludes several cannabis and hemp products.

It can also cover controlled substance residue found inside drug paraphernalia.

Readers can review Minnesota Statute 152.025 for the full state law.

Alexis Marie Tasker booking photo — Cass County Jail

The booking information does not identify the substance allegedly involved.

It also does not provide an alleged weight or quantity.

No details about where the alleged substance was found appear in the booking information.

The record also does not describe the events that led to Tasker’s arrest.

The public record identifies the booking as an adult arrest.

Tasker’s custody date is listed as August 21.

No estimated release date was included in the information provided.

Cass County operates a detention center for people held on criminal and court matters.

The facility also houses people serving qualifying jail sentences.

Readers can visit the Cass County Detention Center for official information.

The county website also provides access to public in-custody reports.

Custody information can change following hearings, transfers, or releases.

The booking entry provides only a short description of the alleged offense.

It does not include a criminal complaint or detailed account of the case.

A jail booking does not establish guilt or prove that a crime occurred.

The allegation against Tasker remains unresolved unless admitted or proven in court.

Future court filings may provide more details about the alleged offense.

Readers can search available cases through Minnesota Court Records Online.

Court records may include hearing dates, charging documents, and other public case information.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.