Beltrami County: Landen Lovejoy Jailed on Robbery Charge

BELTRAMI COUNTY, MN (trfnews.i234.me) – Landen Lovejoy was booked into the Beltrami County Jail on October 16, 2026, according to jail records.

The booking record lists a felony allegation of simple robbery under Minnesota Statute 609.24.

The allegation appears under jail case number 26016810.

Details about the reported robbery were not included in the booking information provided.

Felony Simple Robbery Allegation

The Beltrami County Jail roster identifies simple robbery as the listed offense involving Lovejoy.

Under Minnesota law, simple robbery involves taking another person’s property through force or the threat of immediate force.

The law also covers using force to overcome resistance or make someone surrender property.

Minnesota Statute 609.24 classifies simple robbery as a felony offense.

A conviction can carry a prison sentence of up to 10 years.

The law also allows a fine of up to $20,000, or both penalties.

These penalties represent the maximum allowed by the statute, not a sentence imposed in this case.

The available jail information does not describe the property allegedly involved in the incident.

It also does not identify any alleged victim or provide details about the reported use of force.

Beltrami County Jail Booking Photo

Custody and Court Information

Lovejoy’s custody date is listed as October 16, 2026, in the jail record.

The booking information lists his bail or fine amount as $0.00.

That figure does not confirm whether bail was denied, waived, or simply not entered into the system.

The record identifies District Court as the court branch associated with the allegation.

However, the supplied booking information does not list a scheduled court appearance.

No details about a plea, court ruling, or possible release conditions were provided.

The record also does not identify where the alleged robbery occurred.

As a result, the exact location and circumstances of the reported incident remain unconfirmed.

Minnesota Robbery Law and Public Records

Minnesota law separates simple robbery from more serious robbery offenses involving additional circumstances.

The specific legal requirements are outlined in
Minnesota Statute 609.24.

The statute explains how force or threats of force can form the basis of a robbery charge.

Readers can review available court information through
Minnesota Court Records Online.

The court system provides public access to certain case details, hearing information, and legal documents.

Public records may provide additional information about the allegation and any future court proceedings.

The Minnesota Judicial Branch also provides guidance on accessing court records.

The jail listing alone does not establish whether prosecutors have filed a formal criminal complaint.

Lovejoy is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.

Additional details may become available through official court documents and updated jail records.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.

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1 Comment

Therese Juenke says:

October 31, 2026 at 6:10 pm

Cuz he ain’t got nothing to steal because he’s a loser with no job. So everybody that knows this loser go rough up his trash family for raising him to be like this and steal anything of value they might have

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