Shauna Kamrowski Booked on Felony No-Contact Violation

POLK COUNTY, MN (trfnews.i234.me) – Shauna Lea Kamrowski, 51, was listed in a recent Polk County Jail booking involving a felony allegation of violating a domestic abuse no-contact order.

According to the supplied jail record, Kamrowski was booked on October 18, 2026. The offense is listed under Minnesota Statute 629.75, subdivision 2(d)(1), which addresses qualifying no-contact order violations involving two or more previous domestic violence-related convictions or adjudications.

Felony No-Contact Order Violation Alleged

The Polk County Jail entry identifies one offense associated with Kamrowski: violating a domestic abuse no-contact order within 10 years of the first of two or more qualifying previous convictions.

The allegation references Minnesota Statute 629.75, subdivision 2(d)(1).

Under this provision, a qualifying violation of a domestic abuse no-contact order can be prosecuted as a felony when it occurs within 10 years of the first of two or more previous qualifying domestic violence-related convictions or adjudications of delinquency.

The booking description indicates that authorities are relying on this enhanced statutory provision.

However, the supplied record does not identify or independently establish the previous qualifying offenses.

What Is a Domestic Abuse No-Contact Order?

A domestic abuse no-contact order, commonly called a DANCO, is a court order issued in connection with certain criminal or juvenile delinquency proceedings.

Such orders may prohibit contact with a protected individual and can remain in effect during pretrial proceedings or as part of postconviction supervision.

Under Minnesota law, a person who knows a domestic abuse no-contact order exists and violates its restrictions may face criminal prosecution.

The severity of the offense depends on the applicable statutory circumstances.

Potential Penalties Under Minnesota Law

Minnesota Statute 629.75, subdivision 2(d), establishes a maximum penalty of five years in prison, a $10,000 fine, or both, for a qualifying felony violation.

These are statutory maximum penalties, not a sentence imposed in Kamrowski’s case.

The available jail record does not explain how the no-contact order was allegedly violated or identify the specific restrictions involved.

Polk County Jail Booking Information

The jail record identifies Kamrowski by the full name Shauna Lea Kamrowski.

Her date of birth is listed as October 23, 1974, making her 51 years old at the time of the October 18, 2026, booking.

Only one offense appears in the information provided.

No bail amount, estimated release date, or additional criminal allegations were included.

Incident Details and Court Proceedings

The supplied booking information does not identify when or where the alleged violation occurred.

It also does not describe the alleged contact, identify the underlying court order, or provide details about the previous convictions referenced in the charge description.

No verified criminal court file number, scheduled hearing date, or final disposition was included.

Readers can search publicly available court information through Minnesota Court Records Online.

The jail booking reflects an allegation and does not establish criminal guilt.

Kamrowski is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.