Climax: Dylan Tyler Johnson Booked on Probation Violation

Polk County (trfnews.i234.me) — Dylan Tyler Johnson, 26, of Climax, Minnesota, was listed in a Polk County jail booking dated October 7, 2026.

The booking information lists an alleged probation violation with a felony-level classification.

Johnson’s date of birth is recorded as June 7, 2000. The listed offense reads “PROBATION VIOLATION- FE.”

The brief booking entry does not explain the specific reason for the alleged probation violation.

Booking Details in Polk County

The Northwest Regional Corrections Center is located in Crookston, Minnesota.

The facility serves Polk, Norman, and Red Lake counties through Tri-County Community Corrections.

The agency maintains an official inmate roster for people held at the regional jail.

The available booking details do not provide a bond amount or scheduled release date.

They also do not identify a court case number connected to the listed violation.

A jail booking is not proof that someone violated probation or committed a new crime.

Probation allows a person to remain under court supervision while following specific rules.

Those rules depend on the court order and the person’s individual case.

An alleged violation can lead to a review by the court.

However, an allegation does not automatically mean probation will be revoked.

Under Minnesota Statute 609.14, judges have several options when reviewing probation violations.

A judge may continue probation, change court conditions, or impose a sentence when legally allowed.

The outcome depends on the facts and findings presented during the court process.

Johnson’s booking entry does not say which probation condition he allegedly violated.

It also does not establish whether a new criminal charge was filed.

Additional information may become available through Minnesota’s public court records system.

The Minnesota Court Records Online system allows the public to search many state court cases.

However, some pending criminal matters cannot be found through name searches alone.

Court documents may provide further details about any hearing, court order, or case outcome.

As of this report, the supplied booking information does not establish Johnson’s current custody status.

No confirmed court hearing date or final decision was included in the available booking details.

Any determination about an alleged probation violation must come through the proper court process.

Johnson remains entitled to the legal protections provided under Minnesota law.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.