Todd Allen Sorenson, of Hallock, is charged in court file 35-CR-26-65. The case was filed in Minnesota’s 9th Judicial District.<\/p>\n
The complaint says the charges stem from incidents reported in March and April 2026. The alleged conduct involved following, monitoring, or pursuing another person.<\/p>\n
Under Minnesota Statute 609.749<\/a>, harassment and stalking cases can carry serious penalties.<\/p>\n According to the complaint, Kittson County dispatch received a call on March 21, 2026.<\/p>\n The caller, identified in court records as C.E., reported alleged harassment involving Sorenson. She said the incident happened near the Maverick Bar in Lake Bronson.<\/p>\n C.E. told authorities she had dropped her boyfriend, Dustyn Haugstad, off at the bar. She then returned to her home in Lake Bronson.<\/p>\n The complaint says Sorenson drove past her home twice that evening. Later, C.E. went back to the bar to check on Haugstad.<\/p>\n Authorities say Sorenson followed her to the bar. The complaint says he went inside while she checked on Haugstad.<\/p>\n The complaint says Sorenson tried to aggravate Haugstad inside the business. C.E. and Haugstad then decided to leave.<\/p>\n Court documents say Sorenson also exited the bar. He allegedly continued trying to speak with them outside.<\/p>\n C.E. told Sorenson to leave them alone and leave the area. The complaint says he later left in a white Ford F-150.<\/p>\n Authorities say C.E. contacted the sheriff’s office again on April 23, 2026.<\/p>\n She reported that Sorenson followed her around Hallock the prior evening and that morning. The complaint says one incident began after she left work.<\/p>\n C.E. said she went to Dollar General in Hallock on April 22. She then noticed Sorenson near a stop sign by Hotel Hallock.<\/p>\n When she drove toward Highway 175, Sorenson allegedly pulled in behind her. Court documents say he followed her east on Highway 175.<\/p>\n The next morning, C.E. was driving west toward work in Hallock. The complaint says Sorenson came from near his residence and followed her into town.<\/p>\n After she parked near work, Sorenson allegedly drove by her workplace four times. C.E. also told authorities she had an active restraining order against Sorenson.<\/p>\n The case remains pending in Kittson County District Court. Court records can be reviewed through Minnesota Court Records Online<\/a>.<\/p>\n A criminal complaint is not a conviction. Sorenson is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.<\/p>\nAlleged Incident In Lake Bronson<\/h2>\n
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