Princeton Area DOC Details Aaron Broehl’s History

PRINCETON AREA (trfnews.i234.me) — Aaron Gary Broehl appears in a Minnesota Department of Corrections public registrant record.

The record identifies his registered area as southeast Bogus Brook Township, near Princeton in Mille Lacs County.

It lists April 30, 2026, as his release date and identifies him as under intensive supervised release.

This is information about past offenses and community supervision, not a report of a new arrest.

DOC Describes Past Sexual Offenses

The DOC reports that Broehl has a history of sexual contact involving girls he knew.

The agency describes the contact as touching and says he used established relationships of trust.

According to the summary, those relationships gave him access without close monitoring.

The DOC says he used kindness and manipulation to maintain control.

Its profile also reports that Broehl possessed child sexual abuse material.

The supplied record does not identify the victims, provide offense dates, or include full court documents.

Those details should not be assumed beyond what the department has released.

The DOC lists three convictions under Minnesota Statute 609.343.

That statute addresses second-degree criminal sexual conduct, including certain unlawful sexual contact.

The record also cites Minnesota Statute 617.247, concerning child sexual abuse material.

The listing does not give the applicable subdivisions or a full breakdown of sentences.

It also does not provide enough information to connect each offense summary to a specific conviction.

The public record lists a rural Princeton address area rather than a specific house number.

It identifies the Mille Lacs County Sheriff’s Office as the local law enforcement agency.

The listed supervision status is the DOC’s Intensive Supervised Release program.

The state program uses increased contacts and monitoring for eligible people on supervised release.

However, the supplied profile does not state Broehl’s individual restrictions or community notification risk level.

The record also does not report that he is wanted by law enforcement.

The Minnesota DOC Public Registrant Search provides authorized community notification information.

Broehl’s department identifier is 249480, which readers can use when checking the official listing.

The DOC says local law enforcement decides what information may be publicly released.

Registration and supervision details can change, so readers should check current state records.

Questions about local notifications may be directed to the Mille Lacs County Sheriff’s Office at 320-983-8250.

The DOC Community Notification Unit can be reached at 651-361-7340.

This public registry entry should not be described as evidence of new criminal activity.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.