Pine Point, Becker County (trfnews.i234.me) — A Pine Point man is facing a gross misdemeanor charge in Becker County after a traffic stop led to a check of his license status, according to a criminal complaint filed in Minnesota District Court.
Jeremy Jon Fleischhacker, 39, of Park Rapids, is charged with driving after cancellation as inimical to public safety. The charge stems from a stop on November 6, 2025, in Pine Point, Minnesota.
Charge Filed In Becker County
According to the complaint, Fleischhacker was stopped after a vehicle was seen with a brake light issue at a stop light. Court records say the vehicle was then pulled over for the equipment problem.
After the stop, the driver was identified as Jeremy Jon Fleischhacker. The complaint says a records check showed his driving status had been cancelled as inimical to public safety.
The case was filed in Becker County District Court, part of Minnesota’s 7th Judicial District. The court file number listed in the complaint is 03-CR-25-2412.
The offense is listed as a gross misdemeanor. The complaint states the maximum possible penalty is 364 days in jail, a $3,000 fine, or both. A charge is an allegation. It is not a conviction.
What The Complaint Says
Prosecutors allege Fleischhacker drove a motor vehicle after his license had been cancelled or denied. The complaint further states he had actual notice, or reason to know, of that cancellation.
Minnesota law treats driving after cancellation as a serious offense when the cancellation is tied to public safety concerns. More information on Minnesota statute 171.24 is available through the Minnesota Revisor of Statutes.
Case Status
The complaint was filed by the State of Minnesota. The case will move through the court process in Becker County. Public case records and court information can be found through the Minnesota Judicial Branch.
Pine Point is located in Becker County, northwest of Park Rapids. The case is one of many traffic-related filings handled in the district each year.
As with all criminal cases, the defendant is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.
I’m Chris Harper reporting for TRF News.