Crookston Books Dallas Qualley on DWI Charge

Dallas Dan Qualley
Dallas Dan Qualley

Crookston Books Dallas Qualley on DWI Charge

CROOKSTON (trfnews.i234.me) — Dallas Dan Qualley was booked into the Northwest Regional Corrections Center on July 25, 2026.

The jail roster lists third-degree driving while impaired as the controlling charge.

The entry alleges Qualley refused to submit to a chemical test.

The roster classifies the listed offense as a gross misdemeanor.

Qualley was 35 years old when the booking occurred.

His listed birth date is July 19, 1991.

Booking Cites Minnesota DWI Law

The jail entry cites Minnesota Statute 169A.26, subdivision 1(b).

That section covers third-degree DWI involving an alleged chemical test refusal.

Minnesota law separately defines the chemical test refusal offense.

It can involve a breath test requested under state testing laws.

It can also involve a blood or urine test required through a search warrant.

The booking record does not explain which test was allegedly refused.

Readers can review the law through the Minnesota Revisor of Statutes.

Dallas Dan Qualley Polk County jail booking photo
Dallas Dan Qualley booking photo. Source:

Northwest Regional Corrections Center
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Public Records Offer Limited Details

The booking record does not describe the traffic stop.

It also does not explain the events before Qualley entered custody.

The roster does not list an alcohol concentration or another test result.

The regional roster provides basic custody and charge information.

It does not contain the full criminal complaint or supporting reports.

The roster also does not show every court filing or later case update.

Readers can review the official regional jail roster.

Public court information may appear through Minnesota Court Records Online.

Some documents may be restricted or unavailable through online searches.

Case details may change after hearings, amended charges, or release decisions.

Charge Remains an Allegation

A jail booking records a person’s admission into custody.

It does not prove the listed offense occurred.

The charge against Qualley remains an allegation.

Qualley is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

Prosecutors must prove each required part of the charge.

Qualley may challenge the evidence and present defenses allowed by law.

Any penalty would depend on a conviction and a judge’s decision.

TRF News will update this report when verified court records provide more information.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.

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