CROOKSTON, Minn. (trfnews.i234.me) — Georgie Piatkoff, 35, is listed in a Polk County jail booking entry dated October 29, 2026.
The record identifies the reason for custody as a probation violation, marked with the classification “FE.”
The supplied information does not explain the alleged violation or identify the underlying criminal case.
Piatkoff Listed on Probation Violation
The booking information identifies Piatkoff by name and lists a date of birth of August 31, 1991.
The recorded booking date is Thursday, October 29, 2026.
The entry uses the description “PROBATION VIOLATION- FE,” indicating a probation-related custody matter with a felony designation.
However, that description does not establish that Piatkoff has been charged with a new felony.
The record does not identify which probation condition was allegedly violated.
It also does not provide information about any related arrest, incident, or investigation.
What a Probation Violation Means in Minnesota
Probation allows individuals to remain under court supervision while following conditions set by a judge.
Those conditions depend on the underlying criminal case and the court’s orders.
A suspected violation may result in court proceedings to determine whether probation requirements were broken.
Under Minnesota Statute 609.14, courts have several options when considering probation violations.
These may include continuing probation, changing conditions, or ordering a previously stayed sentence into effect.
Minnesota law generally treats revocation as a last resort when rehabilitation has failed.
A person contesting a probation violation is entitled to a hearing and legal representation.
The supplied record does not establish whether any violation hearing has occurred in Piatkoff’s case.
Polk County Jail Booking Information
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center serves Polk, Norman, and Red Lake counties.
The facility is located at 816 Marin Avenue in Crookston, Minnesota.
It operates under Tri-County Community Corrections and houses people held for several jurisdictions.
The booking location does not establish where the alleged probation violation occurred.
The supplied entry does not identify a bond amount, scheduled court appearance, or expected release date.
It also does not indicate whether the probation matter has been resolved.
Where to Find Court and Custody Updates
Readers can check the Tri-County Community Corrections inmate roster for available custody information.
The agency states that its public inmate roster is updated Monday through Friday mornings.
Additional information about the jail is available through the Northwest Regional Corrections Center.
Readers may also search Minnesota Court Records Online for public case filings.
Court records may identify the original case, alleged violation, and any scheduled proceedings.
Probation Allegation Remains Unconfirmed
A jail entry does not establish that a probation violation has been proven.
The supplied information does not include a court finding or final decision in this matter.
Additional official records would be needed to determine the outcome of Piatkoff’s probation proceedings.
I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.
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