Thief River Falls Booking Lists Two Misdemeanors

Thief River Falls (trfnews.i234.me) — A Pennington County booking record lists two misdemeanor charges against Adam Swanson.

Swanson entered custody on July 10, 2026, according to the supplied jail record.

The record lists a hold at the Pennington County Jail.

It shows $0.00 in the bail or fine field.

No court date appeared in the supplied information.

The case is assigned to the District Court under case number 26003274.

Charges Listed in the Record

The first allegation is disorderly conduct under Minnesota Statute 609.72.

The booking entry describes offensive, abusive, boisterous, noisy, or obscene conduct.

Minnesota law lists this form of disorderly conduct as a misdemeanor.

The charge remains an allegation and does not establish what happened.

Readers can review Minnesota Statute 609.72 on the state Legislature’s website.

The second allegation involves fleeing a peace officer without using a motor vehicle.

The booking record cites Minnesota Statute 609.487, subdivision 6.

That law covers alleged efforts to avoid arrest, detention, or investigation by running or hiding.

It also covers other non-vehicle methods of evading an officer.

The statute classifies the offense as a misdemeanor.

The supplied record does not describe the events leading to either charge.

It does not identify a location, time, witness, or reported injury.

The full law is available under Minnesota Statute 609.487.

Swanson is listed as five feet, eight inches tall.

The record lists a weight of 210 pounds.

It also lists brown hair and blue eyes.

The Pennington County Jail is located in Thief River Falls.

Public updates may appear through the Pennington County District Court.

Booking details can change after hearings, filings, or release decisions.

Readers should use official court records for current case information.

A jail booking does not prove guilt.

Swanson is presumed innocent unless he pleads guilty or is found guilty in court.

Prosecutors may amend or dismiss charges as the case moves forward.

A judge may also change release terms or schedule future hearings.

This report is based only on the supplied Pennington County booking information.

I’m Adrian Cole, reporting for TRF News.