Crookston: Schmiedt Booked on Disorderly Charge

CROOKSTON (trfnews.i234.me) — Christina Ann Schmiedt was recently booked into the Polk County Jail.

The booking was recorded on August 3, 2026, according to the supplied jail information.

Schmiedt was 47 years old when the booking occurred.

The record lists a misdemeanor disorderly conduct charge under Minnesota Statute 609.72, subdivision 1(3).

The listed allegation involves conduct described as offensive, abusive, noisy, or obscene.

The booking information does not describe the events that led to the charge.

It does not identify a location, witness, reported victim, or responding agency.

No details were provided about what Schmiedt allegedly said or did.

The record also does not state whether alcohol or drugs were involved.

Minnesota Law and the Listed Charge

Minnesota Statute 609.72 addresses several forms of disorderly conduct.

The cited section can apply to certain words or actions that disturb others.

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

The booking code identifies the reported offense as a misdemeanor.

A misdemeanor charge is an allegation and not a finding of guilt.

More case information may appear after a complaint reaches the court.

Public records may list hearing dates, filings, and the final case result.

The supplied jail entry does not list bail or release information.

It also does not include a first court appearance date.

No attorney information was included with the booking details.

Those facts may be added through later jail or court updates.

The local inmate roster may show changes in custody status.

Jail rosters can change as people are released or moved.

Readers should use official records for the latest available information.

A jail booking only confirms that a person was processed into custody.

It does not prove that the listed crime occurred.

Prosecutors must review the available evidence before a case moves forward.

The filed charge may differ from the original booking description.

A charge can also be reduced or dismissed during court proceedings.

Schmiedt is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.

TRF News will update this report when verified public information becomes available.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.