Clay County (trfnews.i234.me) — Cory Allen McKay, age 46, was arrested on June 12, 2024, by the Moorhead Police Department for a combination of serious narcotics offenses and a misdemeanor nuisance violation.
Charges filed:
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1st Degree Aggravated Controlled Substance Violation – with 2 Aggravating Factors
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1st Degree Controlled Substance Possession – Cocaine/Heroin/Methamphetamine
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1st Degree Controlled Substance Sale – Cocaine/Heroin/Methamphetamine
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Public Nuisance – Throwing Garbage in Public Area
Authorities allege McKay was involved in significant narcotics trafficking and distribution while also committing a public dumping violation. The aggravated factors likely involve the amount of drugs seized or prior criminal history.
McKay is being held on serious felony charges related to drug distribution.
I’m Chris Harper, and I’m reporting for TRF News.
Did you know?
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Aggravated 1st Degree Drug Offenses in Minnesota can lead to penalties up to 30 years due to aggravating factors such as large quantities or firearm involvement.
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Drug trafficking of cocaine, heroin, or meth is one of the most heavily penalized crimes under Minnesota narcotics law.
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Public dumping, while a misdemeanor, often leads to fines and city ordinance violations.