Bemidji: Shana Wakanabo Booked on Warrant

Bemidji (trfnews.i234.me) — Shana Wakanabo was booked into the Beltrami County Jail on August 31, 2026.

The jail record lists the reason for custody as “WARRANT.”

The entry does not identify a separate criminal charge.

The record lists case number 2026014117.

District Court is listed as the court branch.

The booking information shows a bail or fine amount of $0.00.

Warrant Listed in Booking Record

A warrant is a court order that can authorize a person’s arrest.

Minnesota courts say warrants can be issued for several reasons.

Common examples include missing a court hearing or violating terms of a sentence.

A warrant can also be filed as part of a criminal complaint.

The booking entry does not say which reason applies to Wakanabo.

Shana Wakanabo booking photo — Beltrami County Jail

It also does not identify the case that led to the warrant.

No underlying offense appears in the jail information provided.

Because of that, the booking should not be described as a new criminal charge.

More information may become available through public court records.

Readers can search Minnesota Court Records Online for public district court records.

The Beltrami County Adult Detention Facility is located in Bemidji.

Wakanabo’s custody date is listed as August 31.

No court date appears in the booking information provided.

The record also does not list a bail type.

The $0.00 amount does not necessarily mean Wakanabo can be released without conditions.

Release decisions can depend on the warrant and the related court case.

Readers can check the Beltrami County Inmate Search for updated custody information.

Jail records can change after hearings, court orders, or other case developments.

The available booking record gives limited information about the warrant.

It does not show whether the warrant involved a missed hearing.

It also does not state whether the warrant involved a sentence violation.

The record does not show whether a criminal complaint led to the warrant.

Court records may later identify the underlying case and reason for the warrant.

Those records may also show hearing dates and updated custody conditions.

A jail booking alone does not prove that a person committed a new crime.

Any criminal allegations connected to the warrant would need to be established in court.

TRF News will report verified updates if additional public information becomes available.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.