Polk County (trfnews.i234.me) — A Polk County woman is back in custody after violating the terms of her felony probation. Linnea Rae Edman, born August 27, 1981, was arrested on March 24, 2025, and now faces serious consequences for the felony-level violation.
Edman, previously under supervision for a felony conviction, reportedly failed to comply with conditions set by the court. Probation violations can include missed check-ins, unauthorized travel, new criminal offenses, or failed drug tests. Authorities have not disclosed the exact nature of her violation at this time.
Felony probation violations in Minnesota carry severe penalties, including extended supervision or even full prison time, depending on the original offense and the severity of the breach.
Stay with us as we continue to monitor this case for updates.
I’m Chris Harper reporting for TRF News.
Did you know?
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Felony probation allows convicted individuals to serve time under supervision instead of prison — but one violation can reverse that.
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According to U.S. Courts, probation officers manage risk by monitoring behavior, enforcing compliance, and recommending revocations when needed [5].
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In some cases, violations may lead to full reinstatement of the original prison sentence.