Otter Tail County Man Booked on DWI, Neglect

DWI Charge Lists Aggravating Factor

The first charge is third-degree driving while impaired. The record says one aggravating factor was present.

Minnesota Statute 169A.26 covers third-degree DWI cases involving one aggravating factor.

The booking information does not identify the alleged aggravating factor. It also provides no blood alcohol result or incident location.

Child Neglect Count Also Listed

The second count alleges neglect of a child. The allegation involves a risk of substantial harm to the child.

The record refers to possible harm involving the child’s physical, mental, or emotional health.

The charge cites Minnesota Statute 609.378. That law addresses neglect or endangerment of a child.

The public booking entry gives no further case details. The record does not identify the child.

It also does not describe the relationship between McGrew and the child.

Charges Remain Active

McGrew remained listed with active charges when the booking information was provided.

The entry does not include a court date or bail amount. It also does not list an arresting agency.

Readers can review the official Otter Tail County Jail in-custody list.

The jail list is public data, according to the county website. Custody information can change as cases move forward.

A jail booking does not establish guilt. Charges remain allegations unless proven in court.

Court filings may later provide more information about the alleged conduct. They may also explain the claimed aggravating factor.

No police officers’ names are included in this report. Readers should rely on court records for final case outcomes.

I’m Chris Harper, reporting for TRF News.