Crookston: Isaiah Goodwin Booked on Felony Damage

CROOKSTON (trfnews.i234.me) — Isaiah Nicholas Goodwin, 29, appears in a Polk County jail booking entry dated October 10, 2026.

The entry lists a felony allegation of first-degree criminal damage to property under Minnesota Statute 609.595, subdivision 1(1).

The listed offense involves property damage that allegedly created a foreseeable risk of bodily harm.

Goodwin’s date of birth is listed as December 24, 1996.

The booking information does not identify the property involved or explain how the alleged damage occurred.

It also does not say whether anyone was injured or provide the estimated cost of the damage.

Felony Property Damage Allegation

Under Minnesota law, first-degree criminal damage to property is a felony offense.

Statute 609.595, subdivision 1(1), applies when intentional property damage creates a reasonably foreseeable risk of bodily harm.

The law addresses damage to someone else’s property without that person’s consent.

Prosecutors must establish the required elements of the offense to secure a conviction.

A conviction under this law can result in up to five years in prison.

The law also allows a fine of up to $10,000, or both imprisonment and a fine.

These penalties are maximum limits. They do not indicate what sentence Goodwin would receive if convicted.

The full law is available through the Minnesota Revisor of Statutes.

The supplied jail entry contains limited information about the circumstances surrounding Goodwin’s booking.

It does not identify an incident address or describe what led to the reported property damage.

The record also does not explain what created the alleged risk of bodily harm.

No information was supplied about witnesses, victims, or other people who may have been involved.

The entry does not include a court case number, bail amount, release status, or scheduled hearing.

It also does not confirm whether prosecutors have filed a formal criminal complaint.

A jail booking does not mean a person has been convicted of a crime.

Goodwin is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in court.

The Polk County Sheriff’s Office is based in Crookston, Minnesota.

However, the location of county jail services does not establish where the alleged offense occurred.

Residents seeking public information can visit the Polk County Sheriff’s Office website.

The sheriff’s office provides information about county law enforcement services and public records.

Additional court information may be available through Minnesota Court Records Online.

However, pending criminal cases may not appear in court searches using a person’s name.

Official court documents could provide more information about the alleged incident and any future proceedings.

TRF News will report additional developments if more details become available through verified public records.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.