Roseau County (trfnews.i234.me) — Taylor James Humble faces five charges after a reported domestic incident near Roseau.
This story is based on a criminal complaint filed in Roseau County District Court. All charges are allegations until proven in court.
What the complaint says
Court records say the case includes two felony counts and three misdemeanor counts. The listed charges are threats of violence, fleeing a peace officer, and three domestic assault counts.
The complaint says deputies were sent to a rural property on April 10, 2026. Zach Santl met them in a shop on the property. Ryan Santl was also there.
The complaint says a refrigerator drawer was ripped out. Food was scattered on the floor. Ryan Santl told authorities Taylor James Humble pushed him in the chest.
Ryan Santl also said Humble took a Ranger vehicle from the shop. Zach Santl said Humble hit him in the face. A red mark was seen on his cheek.
Stacie Santl later shared video with investigators, according to the complaint. The video allegedly showed Zach Santl between Humble and his parents during the struggle.
The complaint says Ryan Santl stepped in during the fight. It also says Humble hit Zach Santl with a closed fist. The complaint further alleges Humble threatened to burn down the farm.
Later, Zach Santl appeared to have a bloody nose. Investigators also documented injuries to his face and nose. Stacie Santl told authorities Humble struck her in the stomach.
Ryan Santl and Stacie Santl said they no longer felt safe at home. They also said the violence had grown worse over two weeks.
Vehicle stop and arrest
The complaint says family members had secured firearms in a safe. It also says Humble made suicidal statements during the incident.
Authorities then searched for Humble and the Ranger. The complaint says the vehicle later drove past the home. Deputies then used spike strips during the stop.
The vehicle was later stopped, and Humble was arrested. Court records say he declined to answer questions. He was then taken to the Roseau County Jail.
Charges and public records
The complaint lists one count of threats of violence. That charge relates to an alleged threat of arson. It also lists one fleeing charge and three assault charges.
Those assault counts involve Zach Santl, Stacie Santl, and Ryan Santl. The case was filed in Roseau County District Court.
Readers can review public case information through the Minnesota Court Records Online system. The cited laws can be read at the Minnesota Revisor of Statutes, including fleeing an officer and domestic assault.
Public information is also available through the Roseau County Sheriff’s Office and the county’s official website.
I’m Chris Harper reporting for TRF News.