Nea Keezer Listed on Felony Failure-to-Appear Charge

MINNESOTA (trfnews.i234.me) – Nea Marie Keezer, 44, appears in an October 19, 2026, jail booking entry involving a felony failure-to-appear allegation.

According to the supplied record, the offense is listed as failure to appear after being charged with or convicted of a felony.

The allegation references Minnesota Statute 609.49, subdivision 1.

Felony Failure-to-Appear Allegation

The booking identifies one offense associated with Keezer: failure to appear in connection with a felony charge or conviction.

The offense is classified as a felony under Minnesota Statute 609.49, subdivision 1.

The statute addresses individuals who have been charged with or convicted of a felony, released from custody, and allegedly failed to appear for a required court proceeding under qualifying circumstances.

However, the supplied booking information does not identify the original felony case or the specific court appearance involved.

What Does Failure to Appear Mean in Minnesota?

Under Minnesota law, a person released from custody in connection with a felony case may face a separate criminal allegation for intentionally failing to appear in court when required.

The statute includes requirements concerning notice of the obligation to appear or conditions of release requiring a personal court appearance.

A felony failure-to-appear conviction can carry penalties tied to the maximum punishment for the underlying offense.

Because the original felony offense is not identified in the supplied record, a specific potential penalty cannot be determined.

Nea Keezer Booking Information

The jail entry identifies the individual as Nea Marie Keezer.

Her date of birth is listed as August 13, 1982, making her 44 years old at the time of the October 19, 2026, booking entry.

Only one offense appears in the information provided.

No bail amount, release date, or additional charges were included.

Court Records and Case Status

The available information does not identify the court where Keezer was allegedly required to appear.

It also does not provide the missed hearing date, underlying felony charge, or a verified criminal court file number.

The record does not establish whether the underlying felony matter involved a pending charge or a previous conviction.

Additional public court information may be available through Minnesota Court Records Online.

A jail booking reflects an allegation and does not establish criminal guilt.

Keezer is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.