Thief River Falls Booking Lists Two Drug Charges

Thief River Falls (trfnews.i234.me) — Tiffany Lynn Nelson, 32, was booked September 26, 2026, according to Pennington County jail information.

The booking lists two drug-related allegations under Minnesota law.

One allegation involves third-degree controlled substance possession.

The second concerns methamphetamine paraphernalia around a child or vulnerable adult.

Third-Degree Drug Possession Allegation

The first booking entry cites Minnesota Statute 152.023, subdivision 2(a)(6).

It is listed as a felony offense.

The law covers possession of a mixture containing methamphetamine or amphetamine in certain protected areas.

Those areas include school zones, park zones, public housing zones, and drug treatment facilities.

The supplied booking information does not identify which type of protected area applies.

It also does not list the amount of any alleged substance.

No detailed incident report was included with the booking information provided for this story.

The second booking entry cites Minnesota Statute 152.137, subdivision 2(a)(4).

That provision addresses knowingly storing methamphetamine paraphernalia in locations connected to children or vulnerable adults.

The law includes their presence, residence, and places where they might reasonably be expected.

Minnesota law classifies a violation of subdivision 2 as a felony.

However, the supplied booking table did not show an offense level for this entry.

The booking information does not identify a child or vulnerable adult.

It also does not explain what alleged paraphernalia was involved.

The supplied record does not include a criminal complaint or probable-cause statement.

It also does not list the exact location of the alleged conduct.

More information could appear in future court filings.

Readers can check Minnesota Court Records Online for public case information.

Pennington County Corrections is located in Thief River Falls.

Jail information is available through the Pennington County Sheriff’s Office.

A jail booking reflects allegations and custody information at a specific time.

It does not establish guilt or a criminal conviction.

Charges can be changed, dismissed, or resolved as a case moves through court.

Any defendant is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.