Moorhead Booking: Mylee Miraflores Faces 3 Charges

Moorhead (trfnews.i234.me) — Mylee Rose Miraflores, 18, was booked into the Clay County Jail on August 18, 2026.

The Clay County roster lists her booking time as 12:53 p.m.

The roster lists allegations connected to two separate law enforcement agencies.

Moorhead Police are listed with two charges against Miraflores.

St. Louis County is listed with a separate fifth-degree criminal sexual conduct charge.

Moorhead Police Charges Listed

The first Moorhead Police charge involves fifth-degree controlled substance possession.

The roster references Schedule I, II, III, or IV substances or paraphernalia residue.

The booking description excludes cannabis and hemp from that listed allegation.

The second Moorhead Police charge alleges Miraflores gave a false name to police.

The booking record does not describe what substance allegedly led to the first charge.

It also does not explain the circumstances surrounding the false-name allegation.

Mylee Rose Miraflores booking photo. Source: Clay County Jail.

The state’s false-name statute is also available online.

The Clay County roster separately lists St. Louis County as an arresting agency.

That entry lists fifth-degree criminal sexual conduct involving alleged nonconsensual contact.

The roster does not provide details about the alleged contact.

It does not identify another person or provide an alleged incident location.

The record also does not state whether the St. Louis County allegation relates to the Moorhead charges.

The Clay County inmate roster provides current public custody information.

Booking records can change as criminal cases move through court.

An arrest or jail booking does not establish that a person committed a crime.

The listed charges against Miraflores remain allegations unless proven in court.

The roster does not provide a detailed police report for these allegations.

No police officer names are included in this report.

TRF News has not added unverified details about the alleged events.

Future court records may provide more information about each case.

Those records may also clarify whether the allegations involve separate incidents.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.