Golden Valley Crash: Red Lake Woman Charged

Golden Valley (trfnews.i234.me) A Red Lake woman is charged after a two-vehicle crash, court records say.

Senora May Beaulieu, 29, of Red Lake, faces gross misdemeanor and misdemeanor counts.

• Criminal vehicular operation causing bodily harm. (609.2113)
• Third-degree DWI, two counts. (169A.20)
• Fifth-degree controlled substance possession, three counts. (152.025)
• No proof of insurance. (169.791)

Crash Details

The crash happened on June 12, 2025, around 11:47 a.m.

It was at Golden Valley Road and Theodore Wirth Parkway.

Police say Beaulieu drove a 2005 Buick Lucerne.

They say she went through a stop sign.

The Buick hit a 2006 Toyota Tundra pickup, the complaint says.

The pickup driver had chest and wrist injuries.

The driver also had bruises and scrapes, police reported.

Signs of Impairment

Officers wrote that Beaulieu had a vacant stare.

They said she moved slowly and looked stiff.

They said her eyes were red and watery.

They said she could not spell her own name.

They said she later became nearly unresponsive.

Drug Evidence

Beaulieu told police she used fentanyl the day before, the complaint says.

She also said she ate a marijuana gummy about three hours earlier.

Police took her to North Memorial Hospital.

She became unresponsive there, according to the filing.

A judge approved a warrant for a blood sample.

Toxicology results later showed several substances in her blood.

The report listed methamphetamine and amphetamine.

It also listed fentanyl, cocaine metabolites, and THC.

Police also searched the Buick, the complaint says.

They reported finding $3,532 in cash.

They also reported about 100 small baggies.

They said they found suspected fentanyl and drug residue.

They also listed sealed Suboxone packages.

Charges and Court

The case was filed in court on January 23, 2026.

Judge Lois R. Conroy signed the complaint on January 20, 2026.

The charges were issued by summons, the filing says.

A court date has not been listed in the complaint.

More Information

• Access Minnesota court records: Minnesota Judicial Branch
• Read Minnesota statutes: Office of the Revisor of Statutes

I’m Chris Harper reporting for TRF News.