Austin: What DOC Records Show About Jayson Beaudry
AUSTIN, Minn. (trfnews.i234.me) — A Minnesota Department of Corrections record identifies Jayson Edwynn Beaudry in its public registrant listings.
The supplied profile lists an address on the 400 block of 9th Street Northeast in Austin, Mower County. It identifies Beaudry under Minnesota DOC offender number 227091.
The record gives October 4, 2023, as his release date. This is a past release date, not a new release announcement. Registration information can change, including listed addresses and supervision assignments.
What Minnesota DOC Records Say About Beaudry
The department’s offense summary describes a history of sexual contact with female teenagers known to Beaudry. According to the DOC, some contact included penetration.
The summary says Beaudry used relationships of trust to gain access to victims. It also describes manipulation, mood-altering substances, and force. These details come from the department’s published summary, not a newly reported criminal case.
The supplied listing references Minnesota Statute 609.343 and a predatory offense under another state’s law. It does not provide court case numbers or dates for each underlying offense.
Beaudry’s listed date of birth is June 2, 1978. The profile describes him as five feet eight inches tall and weighing 235 pounds. The DOC also provides front and side photographs for identification.
Intensive Supervised Release Information
The profile names Intensive Supervised Release, or ISR, as the assigned supervision program. This designation appears in the supplied record and has not been independently confirmed as current.
The Minnesota Department of Corrections says ISR provides closer oversight for people leaving prison. Program features may include face-to-face meetings, electronic monitoring, curfews, and drug testing.
Release requirements can vary by individual and change during supervision. The public profile does not identify every condition that applies to Beaudry.
State guidance says violations of supervised release conditions may lead to additional restrictions or a return to custody. The supplied record does not report a new violation or a new arrest.
Where Austin Residents Can Find More Information
Residents can search the state’s Public Registrant Search for updated information. The DOC also publishes an explanation of the Intensive Supervised Release program.
The listed law enforcement agency is the Austin Police Department. The supplied profile provides 507-437-9400 as its contact number. Readers should verify registration and address details against the state’s live database.
I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.