Beltrami County (trfnews.i234.me) A Blackduck man faces two gross misdemeanor charges.
The case stems from a traffic stop on February 13, 2026.
That is according to a complaint filed in the Ninth Judicial District Court.
Traffic stop
Blackduck police stopped a vehicle around 5:27 PM, the complaint says.
The stop happened near Summit Avenue NW in Blackduck, records say.
Police said the registration had expired and the exhaust was loud.
Police identified the driver as Tylor Gordon Aery.
Aery was born on December 2, 1988, records say.
The complaint says Aery had glassy eyes.
Police also noted odd finger movements.
The complaint says a child under 10 was in the vehicle.
An adult woman was also a passenger.
The filing does not name the child or passenger.
Reported behavior
Police asked Aery about medicine, the complaint says.
Aery said he takes several medicines, including Adderall.
Police asked him to step out of the vehicle.
Police said he became angry and raised his voice.
Police said he refused field sobriety tests.
Police said he kept trying to return to the vehicle.
The complaint says the passenger got out and yelled.
Police said Aery kept putting his hands in his pockets.
Arrest and testing
Police said they detained Aery due to safety concerns.
The complaint says he tensed up and pulled his arm away.
Police said he turned and faced the officer during the struggle.
Police said Aery grabbed at the front of the duty belt.
Police said he reached toward the officer’s firearm.
Police said he was handcuffed and placed in a squad car.
The complaint says Aery’s mother arrived and spoke with deputies.
She told deputies he has temper issues, the complaint says.
She also mentioned possible drug treatment needs, records say.
Police later got a warrant for blood or urine, the complaint says.
Aery chose to give a blood sample, the complaint says.
The complaint does not list any lab results.
Charges and court file
Aery is charged with second-degree DWI involving Schedule I or II substances.
The charge applies to drugs other than cannabis, the complaint says.
The complaint says two or more aggravating factors were present.
The complaint lists a maximum penalty of 364 days in jail.
It also lists a maximum fine of $3,000.
The DWI charge cites Minnesota Statute 169A.20.
It also cites Minnesota Statute 169A.25.
He is also charged with obstructing legal process.
That charge cites Minnesota Statute 609.50.
The obstruction charge also lists a 364-day maximum sentence.
Prosecutor file number: 0040091397.
Court file number: 04-CR-26-450.
Prior record noted
The complaint lists prior convictions in Beltrami County.
It lists a 2021 conviction for fourth-degree DWI.
It also lists a 2021 controlled substance conviction.
It lists 2017 convictions for meth possession.
It also lists a 2017 firearm conviction, records say.
What happens next
Charges are allegations and are not proof.
Aery is presumed innocent unless convicted in court.
Readers can check updates on the Minnesota court records portal.
I’m Chris Harper reporting for TRF News.