Bagley (trfnews.i234.me) – Raymond Auginaush Jr., 38, was booked into the Clearwater County Jail on Saturday, October 31, 2026.
The jail listing records his booking at 2:47 p.m. It identifies Auginaush as an adult male. The listed offense involves driving after cancellation of driving privileges because of public safety concerns.
The booking entry cites Minnesota Statute 171.24, subdivision 5. Under state law, this offense is classified as a gross misdemeanor. The entry describes an arrest, not a finding of guilt.
What the Booking Record Shows
The available record includes Auginaush’s name, age, booking date, booking time, and listed violation.
It does not state where the reported driving happened. It also does not provide details about a traffic stop or what led to his arrest.
No vehicle information, road name, or arrest location appears in the supplied listing. The record also does not include a court case number or a scheduled hearing.
Clearwater County Jail is located in Bagley, Minnesota. However, the jail’s location does not establish where the alleged incident occurred.
What Minnesota Law Says
Minnesota law allows the state to cancel or deny driving privileges when it identifies certain public safety concerns. The phrase “inimical to public safety” refers to that legal classification.
Under Section 171.24, subdivision 5, prosecutors must prove several elements to secure a conviction. These include canceled or denied driving privileges, notice of that restriction, and driving despite the restriction.
The law treats a violation of this subdivision as a gross misdemeanor. That classification describes the possible level of the offense, not the outcome of Auginaush’s case.
Readers can review the exact language through the Minnesota Revisor of Statutes. The Clearwater County Sheriff’s Office also provides information about the county jail.
Case Information and Next Steps
The booking record alone does not establish whether prosecutors have filed a separate criminal complaint. It also does not show whether bail was set or whether Auginaush was later released.
Court filings, when publicly available, may clarify the allegation and any scheduled hearings. Minnesota’s online court records system lets readers check public case information.
The jail’s inmate list may change as people enter or leave custody. A booking entry should not be treated as proof that someone remains jailed.
Auginaush is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. A booking and a listed charge do not establish a criminal conviction.
I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.
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