Beltrami County: Defoe Faces Drug, DWI Charges
Beltrami County (trfnews.i234.me) — Brooke Defoe is being held in the Beltrami County Jail after a June 17, 2026, custody date.
Jail records show Defoe is facing three charges in Beltrami County District Court. The case number listed for each charge is 26-009318.
The most serious listed charge is a felony drug sale charge. The jail record describes it as a fifth-degree sale of a Schedule IV controlled substance mixture.
Defoe is also charged with gross misdemeanor DWI. That charge alleges operation of a motor vehicle with any amount of a Schedule I or II drug, or metabolite, in the body.
The jail record states that the charge does not involve cannabis or hemp.
Drug Charges Listed
The felony drug sale charge is listed under Minnesota Statute 152.025.1. That statute covers fifth-degree controlled substance crimes under Minnesota law.
More information about Minnesota drug statutes is available through the Minnesota Revisor of Statutes.
A third charge lists fifth-degree drug possession. The charge involves a Schedule I, II, III, or IV substance.
The record also lists paraphernalia residual. It notes the charge does not involve cannabis or hemp.
Brooke Defoe’s booking image from jail records.
DWI Charge And Court Status
The DWI charge is listed under Minnesota Statute 169A.20.1(7). That section covers impaired driving offenses under Minnesota law.
More information about Minnesota DWI laws is available through the Minnesota Revisor of Statutes.
The court branch listed for the case is the District Court. No court date was listed in the information provided.
The jail listing shows Defoe’s bail or fine amount as $0.00.
Booking Information
Booking details list Defoe as 5 feet 5 inches tall and 180 pounds. The roster lists brown hair and brown eyes.
More case information may be available through the Minnesota Judicial Branch. Jail information may be available through the Beltrami County Jail.
The charges listed are allegations. Defoe has not been convicted based on the information provided.
Under the law, defendants are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.
I’m Chris Harper reporting for TRF News.