Crookston: Joshua Kingbird Jr. Booked on HRO Charge

CROOKSTON (trfnews.i234.me) — Joshua James Kingbird Jr. was booked into the Polk County Jail on August 12, 2026.

The booking record lists a felony allegation involving a harassment restraining order violation.

The jail entry cites Minnesota Statute 609.748, subdivision 6(a).

Kingbird was born July 11, 2003. He was 23 years old on the listed booking date.

The provided record does not describe the events that led to the booking.

It also does not identify the person protected by the restraining order.

No court outcome or conviction was included in the booking information provided to TRF News.

Restraining Order Violation Listed

The booking entry describes the allegation as harassment involving a violation of a restraining order.

The record lists the offense level as a felony.

Joshua James Kingbird Jr. | Polk County Jail booking photo

The statute contains Minnesota law covering harassment restraining orders and violations of those orders.

The booking information does not explain which penalty provision may apply in Kingbird’s case.

Those details may appear in a criminal complaint or other court filing.

Readers can review official county information through the Polk County Sheriff’s Office.

A jail booking records that a person was taken into custody.

It does not mean that the person has been convicted of the listed offense.

The allegation against Kingbird remains subject to the court process.

Charges can change as prosecutors and courts review a case.

They may be amended, dismissed, reduced, or resolved through later court action.

The supplied booking information does not include details about bail or release conditions.

It also does not show whether Kingbird remained in custody after the booking.

Official court records may provide additional information as the case moves forward.

TRF News is reporting the booking information as provided.

The listed booking date is August 12, 2026.

The listed allegation involves a harassment restraining order violation.

The jail record identifies the allegation as a felony.

All defendants are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.