Park Rapids Jail Lists Monica Fisher on Four Offenses

PARK RAPIDS, Minn. (trfnews.i234.me) — Monica Fisher is named in a Hubbard County Jail custody record dated Saturday, October 24, 2026.

The entry lists four alleged offenses involving disorderly conduct, fleeing a peace officer, and two failure-to-appear entries.

Three entries are marked as misdemeanors, while one is labeled a gross misdemeanor.

The record does not explain the circumstances behind the allegations.

Hubbard County Jail Lists Four Offenses

According to the submitted jail information, Fisher entered custody on October 24.

The first listed offense involves disorderly conduct through alleged brawling or fighting.

That allegation falls under Minnesota Statute 609.72, subdivision 1(1).

The second offense involves allegedly fleeing a peace officer without using a motor vehicle.

It is listed under Minnesota Statute 609.487, subdivision 6.

The remaining two entries involve alleged failures to appear in court.

Both reference Minnesota Statute 609.49, subdivision 2.

All four entries carry the same case reference number, 2026009778.

Disorderly Conduct and Fleeing Allegations

Minnesota law prohibits certain conduct involving brawling or fighting when the statutory conditions are met.

Disorderly conduct under the cited provision is classified as a misdemeanor.

The law appears in Minnesota Statute 609.72.

The fleeing allegation involves attempting to avoid a peace officer through means other than driving a vehicle.

Such conduct can include running, hiding, or other efforts to evade a lawfully acting officer.

The offense is classified as a misdemeanor under Minnesota Statute 609.487.

The supplied record does not explain what actions led to either allegation.

Two Failure-to-Appear Entries Listed

The custody record includes two separate entries involving an alleged failure to appear in court.

One entry is labeled a misdemeanor involving a misdemeanor case.

The other is labeled a gross misdemeanor involving a gross misdemeanor case.

However, Minnesota Statute 609.49, subdivision 2, classifies violations of that provision as misdemeanors.

The difference between the jail’s classification and the statute requires clarification.

Readers can review Minnesota Statute 609.49.

Monica Fisher Booking Photograph

The Hubbard County Jail record includes a booking photograph associated with Fisher’s name.

Custody Information and Bail Listing

The jail record describes Fisher as 5 feet, 6 inches tall and weighing 155 pounds.

It lists brown hair and brown eyes.

The custody date is October 24, 2026.

The record displays a bail or fine amount of $0.00.

That amount does not establish whether Fisher is eligible for release.

The custody entry also displays a “Hold” notation without explaining its basis.

No scheduled court appearance or estimated release date appears in the supplied information.

Hubbard County Court and Jail Updates

The Hubbard County Jail operates under the Hubbard County Sheriff’s Office in Park Rapids.

Readers can check the official Hubbard County inmate locator for custody updates.

Additional information is available through the Hubbard County Sheriff’s Office.

Public court information can be searched through Minnesota Court Records Online.

The record does not confirm whether formal criminal complaints have been filed for every listed offense.

Fisher is presumed innocent of any pending allegations unless proven guilty in court.

Additional information may become available through official court records.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.