Thief River Falls Booking Lists Four Felonies

THIEF RIVER FALLS, Minn. — (trfnews.i234.me) — Pennington County jail records list Tyler Mau in custody following a July 9, 2026, booking.

The public booking entry lists four felony allegations. Two entries involve Minnesota’s harassment statute. Another involves an alleged no-contact order violation. The fourth involves an alleged harassment restraining order violation.

Jail records show no bail or fine amount listed. The record also shows no scheduled court date. The listed court branch is Pennington County District Court.

Booking details

The jail entry describes Mau as 5 feet, 11 inches tall. His listed weight is 200 pounds. It also lists blond hair and blue eyes.

The first and third counts cite Minnesota Statute 609.749, subdivision 4(b). The booking record describes both as repeat harassment allegations within ten years.

Tyler Mau booking photo — Tyler Mau booking image. Click the image to visit the official inmate search.

The second count cites Minnesota Statute 629.75, subdivision 2(d)(1). That law covers alleged domestic abuse no-contact order violations under listed repeat-offense conditions.

The fourth count cites Minnesota Statute 609.748, subdivision 6(d)(1). The booking description concerns an alleged harassment restraining order violation.

Court information

The booking record labels each count as a felony. It does not list bail for any count. It also does not provide a court date.

Public court information may change after a first appearance. Readers can check Minnesota Court Records Online for later case updates.

Information is also available through the Pennington County District Court.

The county’s inmate search carries an important warning. A jail booking does not prove guilt or establish a conviction.

Charges remain allegations unless proven in court. TRF News is reporting information shown in the supplied booking record.

Additional facts may appear in later court filings. Those records could include hearing dates, release conditions, and probable cause claims.

Mau is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

I’m Adrian Cole, reporting for TRF News.