Becker County: Miranda Anderson Faces Drug DWI Charge

BECKER COUNTY, MN (trfnews.i234.me) – Miranda Lynn Anderson, 35, was booked into the Becker County Jail on October 13, 2026.

Jail records list three offenses involving alleged drug-related impaired driving and vehicle insurance requirements.

The listed offenses include operating a vehicle with certain controlled substances in the body and fourth-degree driving while impaired.

A separate entry involves proof of vehicle insurance under Minnesota law.

Drug-Related DWI Allegation

The first listed offense falls under Minnesota Statute 169A.20, subdivision 1(7).

This law addresses driving with certain Schedule I or II controlled substances, or their metabolites, in the body.

The statute excludes specified cannabis and hemp products from this particular provision.

The booking record does not identify any specific substance allegedly involved in Anderson’s case.

It also does not provide test results or describe the circumstances leading to the booking.

A second DWI entry cites Minnesota Statute 169A.27, subdivision 1, covering fourth-degree driving while impaired.

Fourth-degree DWI is classified as a misdemeanor under Minnesota law.

Anderson’s booking information also lists Minnesota Statute 169.791, subdivision 4.

This provision concerns vehicle owners who were not driving when an officer requested proof of insurance.

Under the law, an owner may receive notice requiring proof of insurance within a specified period.

The available record does not explain how this allegation relates to the DWI entries.

The Becker County booking record identifies Anderson as 35 years old.

Her booking date is listed as October 13, 2026.

No estimated release date appears in the supplied information.

The record also does not provide a court date, bail amount, or case number.

It does not identify the arresting agency or the location of the alleged traffic incident.

Minnesota law covers impaired driving involving alcohol, controlled substances, and certain other drugs.

Readers can review Minnesota Statute 169A.20 for the state’s impaired driving rules.

The rules for fourth-degree DWI appear in Minnesota Statute 169A.27.

Vehicle insurance requirements appear in Minnesota Statute 169.791.

The supplied jail record does not establish whether Anderson has entered a plea or received a court ruling.

Additional information may become available through official court records.

Readers can search the Minnesota Court Records Online portal for available case information.

The listed allegations do not establish guilt. Anderson is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.