According to a Becker County District Court complaint, Kaycee Leigh Gullickson is charged with first-degree damage to property. The charge was filed under Minnesota Statute 609.595<\/a>.<\/p>\n The complaint says the case began on December 2, 2025. Police responded at about 6:10 p.m. to a property damage report at a home on Minnesota Avenue.<\/p>\n Authorities said Gullickson and an adult male were in a relationship. The man told police they had been arguing before he left the home to do work.<\/p>\n The complaint says the man later received a call from Gullickson. During that call, she allegedly asked how his truck looked now.<\/p>\n Police later inspected the truck inside a garage. The complaint says several windows were damaged. They included driver-side windows, rear cab windows, and one passenger-side window.<\/p>\n Investigators also reported several punctures on the rear of the truck cab. The marks were described as being consistent with axe damage.<\/p>\n A witness at the home told police he heard noise in the garage. He then looked through a garage window.<\/p>\n The witness reported seeing Gullickson inside the garage near the truck, according to the complaint.<\/p>\n Police were also told that a television, a gaming console, and a fan were damaged. Officers later checked the bedroom and confirmed the reported damage.<\/p>\n The complaint says Gullickson later returned to the home and spoke with police. She allegedly confirmed damaging the truck and the household items.<\/p>\n Authorities later received a damage estimate totaling $4,222.34. The complaint says the amount was based on repair and replacement costs.<\/p>\n First-degree damage to property is listed as a felony in the complaint. The listed maximum sentence is five years in prison, a $10,000 fine, or both.<\/p>\nTruck And Household Items Reported Damaged<\/h2>\n
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Damage Estimate Tops $4,200<\/h2>\n