Crookston: Thomas Westbrook Held on Probation Violation

Crookston (trfnews.i234.me) — Thomas James Westbrook, 50, was booked on September 10, 2026, according to jail information.

The record lists Westbrook’s controlling charge as a probation violation.

The jail entry marks the probation violation at the felony level.

Westbrook’s date of birth is listed as November 8, 1975.

The supplied booking information does not identify the original criminal case.

Probation Violation Listed

A probation violation can involve an alleged failure to follow court-ordered probation conditions.

Those conditions vary depending on the original case and orders issued by the court.

The booking record does not explain what condition Westbrook allegedly violated.

Thomas James Westbrook

It also does not state whether the allegation involves a new criminal charge.

No details about the original felony-level matter were included in the supplied record.

A court generally reviews alleged probation violations before deciding what action should follow.

Possible court action depends on the case, the alleged violation, and existing probation terms.

Westbrook’s booking was recorded through the Northwest Regional Corrections Center in Crookston.

The Northwest Regional Corrections Center is operated by Tri-County Community Corrections.

The agency provides correctional services for Polk, Norman, and Red Lake counties.

Tri-County Community Corrections also provides adult probation and parole supervision in the region.

The supplied record lists September 10 as Westbrook’s incarceration date.

No release date or bail amount was included in the information provided.

No arresting officer names are included in this report.

A jail booking does not prove that a probation violation occurred.

The listed violation remains an allegation unless established through the court process.

Westbrook is entitled to court review of the allegation and any related proceedings.

Additional information may become available through later court records or updated jail information.

Readers can search Minnesota court records through the Minnesota Judicial Branch public access system.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.

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