Dilworth: Reginald Bigcrow Booked on Trespass Charge

Dilworth (trfnews.i234.me) — Reginald Charles Bigcrow was booked into Clay County custody on September 1, 2026.

The Clay County jail roster lists one misdemeanor trespass charge against Bigcrow.

The Dilworth Police Department is listed as the arresting agency.

Bigcrow is listed as 66 years old.

The charge involves allegedly returning to another person’s property within one year.

Trespass Charge Listed

The jail entry does not provide a detailed account of the alleged incident.

It does not identify the property where the alleged trespass occurred.

The record also does not identify the property’s owner or lawful possessor.

No exact incident date appears in the information provided.

The roster does not explain when Bigcrow was allegedly first told to leave.

It also does not state how that direction was communicated.

No information about injuries, property damage, or other alleged crimes appears in the listing.

Those details may become available through later court filings.

Minnesota Statute 609.605 covers several forms of criminal trespass.

Subdivision 1(b)(8) addresses returning to another person’s property within one year.

The law applies after someone has been told to leave and not return.

The person also must lack a legal claim or permission to enter the property.

A violation of this provision is classified as a misdemeanor.

The charge description on the Clay County roster matches that part of Minnesota’s trespass law.

A Minnesota misdemeanor can carry up to 90 days in jail.

It can also carry a fine of up to $1,000.

Those general limits appear in Minnesota Statute 609.03.

Those are maximum penalties and do not represent a sentence in Bigcrow’s case.

The final outcome depends on the evidence and court proceedings.

Readers can view the Clay County inmate roster for current custody information.

Public Minnesota cases can be searched through Minnesota Court Records Online.

A jail booking and criminal charge do not establish Bigcrow’s guilt.

Bigcrow is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.