The Polk County booking entry lists a gross misdemeanor driving offense.<\/p>\n
The listed charge involves driving after a license cancellation. The record describes the cancellation as inimical to public safety.<\/p>\n
Luna was 28 years old on the booking date.<\/p>\n
Booking Record Lists Traffic Allegation<\/h2>\n
The entry cites Minnesota Statute 171.24, subdivision 5.<\/p>\n
The booking record does not explain where the alleged traffic offense happened.<\/p>\n
It also does not provide details about the vehicle or the traffic stop.<\/p>\n
No court file number, bail amount, or future hearing date was included.<\/p>\n
The entry does not identify the reason behind the license cancellation.<\/p>\n
A jail booking records a person\u2019s admission into custody. It does not establish guilt.<\/p>\n
Luna is presumed innocent unless proven guilty through the court process.<\/p>\n
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Sheyanna Monique Luna booking photo.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\nWhat Minnesota Law Says<\/h2>\n
Minnesota Statute 171.24<\/a> covers driving without a valid license.<\/p>\n Subdivision 5 applies to certain canceled or denied driving privileges.<\/p>\n The law requires notice of the cancellation or denial.<\/p>\n It also requires the person to operate a vehicle despite that order.<\/p>\n A related state law explains the public safety language.<\/p>\n That law allows officials to deny a license when driving may threaten public safety or welfare.<\/p>\n The booking entry lists the alleged offense as a gross misdemeanor.<\/p>\n However, the final charge may change after prosecutors review the case.<\/p>\n Readers may search Minnesota Court Records Online<\/a> for available case information.<\/p>\n The system may provide hearing dates, court actions, and public documents.<\/p>\n Some pending cases may not appear during a search by name.<\/p>\nFollowing the Court Case<\/h2>\n