BEMIDJI, Beltrami County (trfnews.i234.me) — A 41-year-old Bemidji man faces two harassment charges involving alleged threats, unwanted visits, and repeated messages to his former girlfriend.
Casey James Anderson, 41, of Bemidji, was charged with two gross misdemeanors in Beltrami County District Court.
Prosecutors allege the incidents occurred between June 13 and November 7, 2026.
The criminal complaint details several reports made to the Bemidji Police Department.
Woman Reports Vehicle Incident and Threats
According to court documents, Anderson’s former girlfriend contacted police on June 13, 2026.
She reported that Anderson had driven his black Dodge Charger into a utility pole near her home.
She also alleged that Anderson threatened to drive his vehicle into her garage.
Responding officers observed tire tracks in the grass and damage to several utility boxes.
Two days later, the woman reported receiving repeated unwanted text messages.
She told police Anderson continued contacting her through WhatsApp using new phone numbers after she blocked him.
Police Called After Window Incident
On August 26, the woman reported another incident at her residence.
She alleged Anderson arrived at her home and began banging on the windows.
According to the complaint, he forcefully opened a window and yelled insults at her.
The woman told investigators she feared Anderson might assault her.
Anderson reportedly admitted banging on the window but claimed he only wanted to speak with her.

Threatening Messages Alleged in November
On November 6, the woman contacted police again about alleged threatening messages.
The complaint states Anderson allegedly warned that he would find her before law enforcement did.
She reported receiving daily messages and repeated unwanted visits.
Investigators also reviewed a separate court case involving Anderson.
They reported that his release conditions prohibited contact with the woman.
Police Find Anderson at Residence
On November 7, the woman reported Anderson was outside her home banging on the door.
She feared he was attempting to enter the residence.
When officers arrived, they reportedly observed Anderson leaving her garage.
Anderson acknowledged repeated contact but described the communication as consensual, according to the complaint.
The woman disputed that account and reported receiving messages throughout the night.
Two Gross Misdemeanor Charges Filed
Prosecutors charged Anderson with two counts of harassment under Minnesota Statute 609.749.
One count concerns allegedly returning to another person’s property without permission.
The second involves repeated telephone calls and text messages.
Each charge carries a maximum penalty of 364 days in jail, a $3,000 fine, or both.
The case is filed under number 04-CR-26-2823 in Minnesota’s Ninth Judicial District.
Readers can search the case through Minnesota Court Records Online.
The criminal complaint contains allegations, not findings of guilt.
Anderson is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.
I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.
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