Walker Fugitive Case: Woman Wanted in Wisconsin

Walker (trfnews.i234.me) — Alexis Marie Tasker faces a Minnesota fugitive-from-justice case involving a Wisconsin warrant.

Tasker was being held at the Cass County Detention Center when the Minnesota complaint was filed.

Wisconsin authorities allege Tasker absconded from supervision on August 21, 2026.

The Wisconsin Department of Corrections has informed Cass County that Wisconsin intends to seek her return.

Wisconsin Warrant Sent to Cass County

The Cass County Detention Center received the Wisconsin arrest warrant on August 24, according to the complaint.

Tasker was being held on that Wisconsin warrant at the time.

The Minnesota complaint states she was wanted after allegedly leaving supervision in Wisconsin.

The complaint lists Tasker’s residence as Albert Lea, Minnesota.

It does not describe a separate Minnesota crime beyond the fugitive proceeding.

Instead, the case concerns whether Tasker may be returned to Wisconsin under interstate extradition laws.

The warrant identifies a Wisconsin controlled-substance case as the matter connected to Tasker’s supervision.

The complaint describes the case as possession involving amphetamine, LSD or psilocin as party to a crime.

That description comes from the Wisconsin warrant referenced in the Minnesota complaint.

The Minnesota filing does not provide additional facts about that underlying Wisconsin case.

It also does not establish Tasker’s guilt in that matter.

Wisconsin corrections officials sent a letter to the Cass County jail on August 24.

The letter stated that the Wisconsin Department of Corrections would extradite Tasker.

Extradition is the legal process used to return a wanted person to another state.

The Minnesota complaint lists rendition to the demanding state as the potential outcome.

That differs from a traditional criminal sentence involving a fixed jail term or fine.

The Minnesota case was filed under Minnesota Statute 629.13.

The law addresses people found in Minnesota who are wanted by authorities in another state.

It includes certain cases involving alleged violations of probation, parole, bail or other supervision.

The case is State of Minnesota v. Alexis Marie Tasker.

The Cass County court file number is 11-CR-26-1264.

Public Minnesota case information can be searched through Minnesota Court Records Online.

The complaint contains allegations and does not establish Tasker’s guilt.

Tasker is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.