Crookston: Jason Gensburger Booked for Parole Violation

CROOKSTON, Minn. (trfnews.i234.me) — Jason Conrad Gensburger, 47, was listed in a Polk County jail booking dated October 26, 2026.

The booking identifies his birth date as March 20, 1979.

It lists a parole violation and marks the entry with the code “FE,” indicating a felony-level classification.

The short record does not explain the reported violation.

It also does not identify a new criminal charge.

Booking Details in Polk County

The booking information is associated with the Northwest Regional Corrections Center, which serves Polk County.

The facility is located in Crookston and also serves Red Lake and Norman counties.

The supplied record does not say where Gensburger was taken into custody.

It does not include a release date, bond information, or a hearing schedule.

A jail listing provides a snapshot of a person’s custody status.

It does not establish that any alleged violation has been proven.

Minnesota Corrections Records

A Minnesota Department of Corrections public profile matches Gensburger’s name and March 20, 1979, birth date.

The state profile identifies Polk’s Tri-County Community Corrections program as his listed supervision agency.

It also shows March 6, 2028, as an expiration date for a previous sentence.

That entry does not explain the October 26 booking or show its final outcome.

Readers can review the Minnesota Department of Corrections public record online.

What a Parole Violation Can Mean

A parole or supervised-release violation can involve an alleged failure to follow release conditions.

Minnesota corrections officials review such allegations and determine whether further action is necessary.

The Department of Corrections says some cases can result in revised supervision conditions.

More serious violations can lead to a return to prison.

A parole violation listing alone does not mean someone faces a newly filed criminal charge.

The action depends on the circumstances and the review process.

Additional information about parole supervision is available through the Minnesota Department of Corrections.

How to Follow the Case

Tri-County Community Corrections publishes an official inmate roster for the Crookston facility.

It normally updates that roster on weekday mornings.

Readers can check the official Northwest Regional Corrections Center inmate roster for updated custody information.

Minnesota’s court records website may show related criminal proceedings when a court case exists.

The public DOC profile provides separate information about state supervision.

Those seeking additional court information can visit Minnesota Court Records Online.

The supplied booking entry offers no details about the alleged conduct.

Any future decision would need confirmation through updated corrections or court records.

Gensburger has not been shown guilty of a new offense by this booking.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.

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