Pennington County: Rickay Budreau Faces Four Charges

PENNINGTON COUNTY, MN (trfnews.i234.me) – Rickay Adrienna Budreau, 26, appears in a jail listing with four criminal charges.

The listed offenses include felony theft, drug-related driving while impaired, driving after cancellation, and giving a false name to police.

Three charges are classified as gross misdemeanors. The theft allegation is listed as a felony.

Felony Theft Allegation Listed

The most serious listed offense involves theft under Minnesota Statute 609.52, subdivision 2(a)(1).

This law covers taking, using, or transferring another person’s movable property without permission.

The supplied listing classifies Budreau’s theft allegation as a felony.

However, the record does not identify the property allegedly taken or its value.

It also does not explain where the alleged theft occurred.

Readers can review Minnesota Statute 609.52 for additional information about theft offenses.

Budreau also faces a gross misdemeanor allegation under Minnesota Statute 609.506, subdivision 2.

The charge involves allegedly giving a peace officer another person’s identifying information.

Under this law, providing another person’s name and birth date with intent to obstruct justice can be a gross misdemeanor.

The listing does not identify the person whose information was allegedly used.

It also does not describe the police encounter connected to this allegation.

The legal requirements appear under Minnesota Statute 609.506.

Another gross misdemeanor allegation involves driving after cancellation under Minnesota Statute 171.24, subdivision 5.

The charge description identifies the cancellation as involving public safety concerns.

Minnesota law restricts driving after certain license cancellations or denials.

The supplied record does not identify the reason for Budreau’s license cancellation.

Additional information appears under Minnesota Statute 171.24.

Budreau also faces a gross misdemeanor DWI allegation under Minnesota Statute 169A.20, subdivision 1(7).

This provision addresses driving with certain Schedule I or II controlled substances, or their metabolites, in the body.

The provision excludes specified cannabis and hemp substances.

The listing does not identify a particular drug or provide chemical testing results.

It also does not state when or where the alleged driving incident occurred.

Readers can review Minnesota Statute 169A.20 for Minnesota’s impaired driving laws.

The supplied listing identifies Budreau as 26 years old.

It also includes the inmate classification code BELTR, without explaining that designation.

No booking date, bail amount, scheduled court appearance, or case number was provided.

The record does not establish whether all four allegations arose from the same incident.

Budreau’s current custody status has not been independently confirmed.

Public case information may become available through Minnesota Court Records Online.

The listed charges do not establish guilt. Budreau is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.