Boy River Man Booked on Felony Assault Charges

Anthony Lee King Jr.
Anthony Lee King Jr.

Boy River Man Booked on Felony Assault Charges

BOY RIVER (trfnews.i234.me) — Anthony Lee King Jr., 20, is from Boy River.

King was booked at 9:34 on July 31, 2026, according to Cass County’s jail register.

The register lists three charges connected to his detention. They include third-degree assault involving alleged substantial bodily harm.

It also lists felony domestic assault and fourth-degree property damage. Each count is listed as an adult arrest.

The county record says King is being housed at the Itasca County Jail. The jail register does not include a narrative explaining the allegations.

It also does not identify a victim or provide a court date.

Charges Listed in Jail Record

The assault count cites Minnesota Statute 609.223, subdivision 1.

That law covers assault allegations involving substantial bodily harm. A conviction may bring five years in prison, a $10,000 fine, or both.

The domestic assault count cites Minnesota Statute 609.2242, subdivision 4.

That section makes an offense a felony in certain repeat-offense cases.

It applies after two qualifying domestic violence-related convictions or juvenile adjudications within ten years.

The property count cites Minnesota Statute 609.595, subdivision 3.

The jail record describes the allegation as intentional damage under other circumstances.

No damage estimate or property description appears in the public register.

Anthony Lee King Jr.
Anthony Lee King Jr.

Warrant Records

A Cass County warrant register lists two bench warrants for Anthony King Jr., age 20.

One warrant, dated June 18, lists third-degree assault.

A second warrant, dated July 20, lists felony domestic assault and property damage.

The jail register does not explain when or where the alleged conduct occurred.

Case Remains Pending

A booking record shows that a person entered custody. It does not show guilt or a conviction.

King is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

Additional information may later appear through Minnesota Court Records Online or Cass County court filings.

Those records may include hearing dates, complaints, and case outcomes.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.

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