Thief River Falls Jail Lists Felony OFP Charge

THIEF RIVER FALLS (trfnews.i234.me) — Keilen Beauchamp was booked into the Pennington County Jail on July 28, 2026.

The jail record lists one felony charge involving an alleged order-for-protection violation.

The booking entry identifies the case as 26003711.

It cites Minnesota Statute 518B.01, subdivision 14(d)(1).

The record says Beauchamp remained on hold when the information was posted.

The listed bail or fine amount was $0.00.

That amount does not explain whether a judge later set release conditions.

No court date appeared in the available booking record.

Charge Listed as Felony

The charge alleges a violation of an order for protection.

The cited law applies to certain repeated violations within a ten-year period.

Under that section, the state must prove the required legal elements.

Those elements include two or more qualifying convictions or delinquency rulings.

The booking record does not provide details about the alleged incident.

It also does not identify the protected person.

TRF News does not publish that person’s identity from this booking information.

Readers can review the law through the Minnesota Revisor of Statutes.

The statute lists possible penalties following a felony conviction.

Those penalties may include prison time, a fine, or both.

A possible penalty is not a sentence in this case.

The record lists Beauchamp at 5 feet, 10 inches tall.

His listed weight is 137 pounds.

The entry describes his hair and eyes as brown.

Pennington County District Court is listed as the court branch.

The court operates from the Justice Center in Thief River Falls.

Public records may later show hearings, motions, or other case updates.

Court calendars can change and may not show every matter.

The Pennington County inmate search may also change after release or transfer.

A jail booking is not proof of guilt.

The charge remains an allegation unless proven in court.

The available record does not show a plea, conviction, or final sentence.

Beauchamp is presumed innocent unless proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

Future court filings may provide more information about the allegation.

They may also list hearing dates and release conditions.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.