Goodridge (trfnews.i234.me) — A 29-year-old Goodridge woman was cited and arrested after a reported harassment restraining order violation on the evening of Feb. 24.
Incident Report
According to the report, police received the complaint at about 7:44 p.m. on Feb. 24. The call was listed as harassment involving a restraining order violation.
Authorities identified the woman as Brookelynn Anna Redden, 29, of Goodridge. She was cited for harassment and restraining order violation. She was also arrested after the report was made.
What Police Allege
According to the report, Redden allegedly posted video involving a person who has a restraining order filed against her.
The report did not include more details about the video content. It also did not explain where the video was posted. No additional court outcome was listed in the report provided.
At this stage, the allegation remains a claim reported by law enforcement. A charge is not a conviction. The case may move through court before any final ruling is made.
Background On HRO Cases
In Minnesota, a harassment restraining order is a court order meant to protect a person from harassment. Violating that order can lead to criminal penalties, depending on the facts of the case.
Readers can learn more about harassment restraining orders through the Minnesota Judicial Branch. The full Minnesota law on harassment restraining orders is available under Minnesota Statute 609.748.
Ongoing Case
As with all criminal cases, the allegations should be treated as accusations until they are tested in court. More details may become public if formal charges are filed or hearings are scheduled.
I’m Chris Harper reporting for TRF News.