Grygla Resident Jailed on Third-Degree DWI Charge
Grygla (trfnews.i234.me) — Sheldin Porter Sundberg is being held on a third-degree driving while impaired charge.
The current inmate listing identifies the charge as third-degree DWI with one aggravating factor.
The listing does not provide additional facts about the alleged driving incident.
It also does not state which aggravating factor authorities are alleging.
Third-Degree DWI Charge Listed
Sundberg is listed under Minnesota Statute 169A.26.1(a).
That law covers third-degree driving while impaired when one aggravating factor is present.
Third-degree DWI is classified as a gross misdemeanor in Minnesota.
The inmate information provided does not include an alleged alcohol concentration.
It also does not provide the arrest location or circumstances leading to the charge.
No crash, injury, or passenger information is included in the available listing.
What Counts as an Aggravating Factor
Minnesota Statute 169A.03 defines several possible DWI aggravating factors.
One involves a qualified prior impaired-driving incident within the previous ten years.
Another applies when an alcohol concentration measures 0.16 or higher.
A third can involve certain child passengers under age 16.
The jail listing does not identify which factor applies in Sundberg’s case.
Therefore, no specific aggravating circumstance can be confirmed from the provided information.
Gross Misdemeanor Under Minnesota Law
Minnesota Statute 169A.26 classifies third-degree DWI as a gross misdemeanor.
A gross misdemeanor can carry up to 364 days in jail.
It can also carry a fine of up to $3,000.
Additional driver’s license and monitoring consequences may apply in DWI cases.
The exact consequences depend on the circumstances and any prior impaired-driving history.
The inmate listing identifies Sundberg as six feet tall and weighing about 195 pounds.
His hair and eyes are listed as brown.
No court file number was included in the information provided.
Readers can search Minnesota court information through Minnesota Court Records Online.
The charge is an allegation and does not establish Sundberg’s guilt.
Sundberg is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.
I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.
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