Beltrami County: Tatum May Faces Two Gross Misdemeanors

BELTRAMI COUNTY, MN (trfnews.i234.me) – Tatum May faces two gross misdemeanor charges involving alcohol and a juvenile, according to Beltrami County Jail records.

Jail records list May’s custody date as October 17, 2026. The charges involve allegedly providing alcohol to someone under 21 and contributing to a child’s delinquency.

Both charges appear under case number 26019682. The case is assigned to District Court, according to the jail listing.

Two Gross Misdemeanor Charges Listed

The first charge involves allegedly selling, furnishing, or giving alcohol to someone younger than 21.

The charge falls under Minnesota Statute 340A.503, subdivision 2(1).

State law generally prohibits providing alcoholic drinks to people under 21. Certain legal defenses may apply, depending on the circumstances.

The second charge involves allegedly contributing to the delinquency of a child or a child’s status as a juvenile petty offender.

That charge falls under Minnesota Statute 260B.425, subdivision 1(a).

The law covers actions, words, or failures to act that encourage or contribute to certain juvenile offenses.

Beltrami County Jail Booking Photo

Custody and Court Information

The jail listing shows a bail or fine amount of $0.00. That figure does not establish whether May was eligible for release.

The supplied record identifies District Court as the court branch for both charges.

However, the listing does not provide a scheduled court date.

The available information also does not identify the alleged incident’s location or the age of the juvenile involved.

Further details about the circumstances leading to the charges were not included in the provided jail record.

What Happens Next?

Both listed offenses carry a gross misdemeanor classification. Under Minnesota law, this classification is more serious than an ordinary misdemeanor.

Additional court filings may provide more information about the allegations, evidence, and upcoming hearings.

Readers can search for public case information through Minnesota Court Records Online.

The charges remain allegations unless proven in court. May is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.

TRF News will continue following available public records for updates about the case.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.