Fergus Falls: Aaron Summers Faces Felony Assault

Fergus Falls (trfnews.i234.me) — Aaron Lee Summers was booked into the Otter Tail County Jail on September 4, 2026.

Summers, 34, faces one active felony domestic assault charge.

The jail record lists booking number 002600000796.

The charge is filed under Minnesota Statute 609.2242, subdivision 4.

Felony Domestic Assault Charge

Minnesota law increases certain repeat domestic assault cases to felony level.

Subdivision 4 applies when qualifying prior domestic violence-related offenses meet specific requirements.

The law requires two or more qualifying prior convictions or juvenile adjudications.

The booking record does not identify the prior offenses alleged in Summers’ case.

It also does not describe the conduct behind the current allegation.

Readers can review Minnesota Statute 609.2242 for the full law.

Aaron Lee Summers — inmate photo

A felony conviction under subdivision 4 can carry significant penalties.

Minnesota law allows imprisonment for up to five years.

The statute also allows a fine of up to $10,000.

The actual sentence would depend on the court and facts of the case.

The public record does not identify another person connected with the allegation.

No information about reported injuries appears in the booking details provided.

The Otter Tail County Jail is located in Fergus Falls.

Summers’ custody date is listed as September 4, 2026.

The public entry lists the felony domestic assault charge as active.

The information provided does not include a detailed incident report.

It also does not provide a release date or complete court schedule.

No police officers are named in this report.

Readers can visit the Otter Tail County Jail website for jail information.

A jail booking does not establish guilt.

The charge against Summers remains an allegation unless proven in court.

Summers is presumed innocent unless proven guilty through the legal process.

Future court filings may provide more details about the allegation.

Those records may also include hearing dates, bail terms, or release conditions.

Readers can use Minnesota Court Records Online for available public records.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.