Roseau County (trfnews.i234.me) — Mychal A. Larson, 34, was booked in Roseau County on a misdemeanor revocation of stay matter, according to a jail record.
The booking entry lists April 17, 2026, as the booking date. No release date was shown in the public record provided here. The arresting agency is listed as the Roseau County Sheriff’s Office. The record also shows total bail at $0.00.
What the Booking Record Shows
The charge field lists only one count. That count is written as “M – Revocation of Stay.” The short record does not add more detail. It does not show the original case. It also does not list a case number in the text provided here.
A revocation of stay often points to a court action in an earlier case. Still, the booking entry does not explain the reason here. It does not say whether the matter involves jail time, a probation issue, or another court order.
The public record is also missing other facts. It does not describe any new allegation. It does not list a court date. It does not show a current disposition beyond the basic booking entry.
Why the Public Record Is Limited
Booking records are often brief. They show that a person was taken into custody. They do not give the full court file. They also do not explain every step in the case.
Because of that, readers should treat the entry with care. The record confirms custody and a listed court matter. It does not provide the full story behind the revocation.
Where Readers Can Look for More
People looking for updates can check Minnesota Court Records Online through the Minnesota Judicial Branch. General county information is also available through Roseau County.
At this stage, the public details remain limited to the booking entry. More facts may appear later in court records. Until then, the available information is brief.
I’m Chris Harper reporting for TRF News.