The charge follows a reported incident on May 29, 2026. Prosecutors allege Adams drove while under a controlled substance\u2019s influence.<\/p>\n
The complaint cites Minnesota Statute 169A.20<\/a> and Minnesota Statute 169A.25<\/a>. The maximum penalty is 364 days in jail and a $3,000 fine.<\/p>\n Police received a call around 8:13 p.m. from the Walmart parking lot. A witness reported that a woman appeared severely impaired inside a parked vehicle.<\/p>\n The witness recorded a video before the vehicle left the lot. The complaint says Adams was later identified as the driver.<\/p>\n An officer reviewed the video and searched for the vehicle. Police found it parked near a business on Paul Bunyan Drive.<\/p>\n The vehicle appeared to be running when police began the stop. Officers reported glassy eyes, fast speech, and constant movements.<\/p>\n According to the complaint, Adams admitted using marijuana earlier that day. She later reported smoking methamphetamine the previous day.<\/p>\n Police also learned her Minnesota driving privileges were canceled. The complaint says she did not complete field sobriety tests successfully.<\/p>\n Police searched the vehicle during the investigation. They reported finding burned foil and a packet containing white powder.<\/p>\n A field test did not identify the powder as cocaine, fentanyl, or certain opiates. The complaint describes those test results as inconclusive.<\/p>\n A passenger told police Adams seemed normal when she was picked up. The passenger noticed impairment after they returned to the Walmart vehicle.<\/p>\n Police arrested Adams and took her to Sanford Bemidji Medical Center. The complaint says Adams later mentioned smoking a substance resembling fentanyl.<\/p>\n An officer obtained a search warrant for a blood or urine sample. Adams agreed to provide blood for laboratory testing.<\/p>\n The sample was sent to the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension<\/a>. The complaint does not include the final laboratory result.<\/p>\n Prosecutors allege two or more aggravating factors were present. The complaint also references several earlier DWI court cases involving Adams.<\/p>\n The new case is filed as 04-CR-26-1247. Public information may be available through Minnesota Court Records Online<\/a>.<\/p>\n A criminal complaint contains allegations, not proof of guilt. Adams is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.<\/p>\nReport Started at Bemidji Store<\/h2>\n
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Vehicle Search and Blood Sample<\/h2>\n
Court Case Remains Pending<\/h2>\n