Larson is charged in Polk County District Court with third-degree assault causing substantial bodily harm.<\/p>\n
The charge stems from an alleged July 9, 2026 incident at a residence on Mercury Drive in East Grand Forks.<\/p>\n
The complaint states Larson allegedly assaulted another person and caused serious injuries.<\/p>\n
The charge is a felony under Minnesota law. It carries a possible sentence of up to five years in prison, a $10,000 fine, or both.<\/p>\n
Police Respond to Reported Fight<\/h2>\n
According to the criminal complaint, officers responded to the East Grand Forks home shortly before 1 a.m.<\/p>\n
The reported victim, identified in court documents as D.D.N., told investigators he had been pushed and injured.<\/p>\n
Responding officers reported seeing a cut above his right eye, swelling, and damage to his glasses.<\/p>\n
The complaint states the victim also had a swollen and red right hand.<\/p>\n
D.D.N. told investigators that he and Larson had argued earlier in the evening.<\/p>\n
The complaint states Larson later returned to the home and the argument continued.<\/p>\n
According to the filing, the disagreement became physical after the two argued about living arrangements.<\/p>\n
The complaint alleges Larson tackled D.D.N., causing him to lose consciousness briefly.<\/p>\n
D.D.N. said he later woke up bleeding and unable to move his arms or hands normally.<\/p>\n
Victim Reported Multiple Injuries<\/h2>\n
Court documents state D.D.N. was taken to Altru Hospital for treatment.<\/p>\n
Medical staff reportedly found a fractured right hand, a broken nose, and a facial injury.<\/p>\n
The complaint states the cut near his eye required six stitches.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The complaint states Larson was convicted earlier in 2026 of domestic assault involving serious bodily injury.<\/p>\n That conviction was filed in Grand Forks County Court.<\/p>\n Court records state Larson received a prison sentence and was placed on supervised probation.<\/p>\n His probation was later transferred to Polk County because he lived in East Grand Forks.<\/p>\n The complaint also lists several prior convictions from North Dakota court records.<\/p>\n Those records include previous drug-related offenses, reckless endangerment, theft, and providing false information to police.<\/p>\n The new assault charge remains pending in Polk County District Court.<\/p>\n A criminal complaint is a formal accusation and does not mean a defendant has been convicted.<\/p>\n Larson is considered innocent unless proven guilty in court.<\/p>\n For more regional court and public safety updates, visit TRF News<\/a>.<\/p>\n![\"Charles](\"https:\/\/trfnews.i234.me\/wordpress\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/07\/LARSON-CHARLES-VLADIMIR-225x300.jpg\")
Previous Conviction Listed in Court Filing<\/h2>\n
Case Moves Forward in Court<\/h2>\n