Crookston Books Gage Sargent for Probation Violation

CROOKSTON (trfnews.i234.me) — Gage Collin Sargent was booked into the Northwest Regional Corrections Center on July 24, 2026.

The jail roster lists a gross misdemeanor-level probation violation as his controlling charge.

Sargent was 36 years old when the booking occurred.

His listed birth date is December 3, 1989.

Booking Record Lists Probation Violation

The roster does not identify the original court case.

It also does not describe the probation condition allegedly violated.

No court file number, bond amount, or hearing date appears in the short entry.

A probation violation can involve new alleged conduct.

It can also involve failure to follow an existing court condition.

The available record does not say which type applies to Sargent.

Minnesota law allows a court to act when a probation condition may have been violated.

The court may direct that a defendant be taken into custody.

However, state law describes revocation as a last resort.

A person must receive written notice of the alleged grounds for revocation.

The person may contest those claims during a hearing.

The person also has the right to legal counsel.

Readers can review Minnesota Statute 609.14 for the state’s revocation rules.

If a court finds a violation, several outcomes are possible.

A judge may continue probation or order intermediate sanctions.

The court may also impose or execute a sentence.

The outcome depends on the original case and the judge’s findings.

The Northwest Regional Corrections Center is located in Crookston.

Its roster includes people held on charges, contracts, warrants, and outside holds.

The facility states that the roster is updated on weekday mornings.

Jail records may change after a hearing, release, transfer, or later court order.

Readers can review the official inmate roster for later updates.

Public case information may appear through Minnesota Court Records Online.

Some files may not be available through the online system.

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

It does not prove a probation violation occurred.

The gross misdemeanor label reflects the roster’s listed charge level.

It does not explain the original conviction or establish the alleged conduct.

Sargent is entitled to a court review before probation may be revoked.

If the grounds are not established, state law directs restoration under the prior court order.

TRF News will update this report when verified public records provide more details.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.