Jail records list Mason as 55. The record shows two assault allegations.<\/p>\n
Booking Details<\/h2>\n
The first count alleges second-degree assault involving a dangerous weapon. The charge also alleges substantial bodily harm.<\/p>\n
The second count alleges third-degree assault. That charge also involves an allegation of substantial bodily harm.<\/p>\n
The booking record does not identify the alleged weapon. It also does not describe the reported injuries or events.<\/p>\n
No estimated release date was listed. The supplied record did not include a court date or case number.<\/p>\n
What the Listed Statutes Cover<\/h2>\n
Minnesota Statute 609.222<\/a>, subdivision 2, covers assault with a dangerous weapon that causes substantial bodily harm.<\/p>\n The Minnesota Revisor of Statutes publishes the full second-degree assault law online.<\/p>\n Minnesota Statute 609.223<\/a>, subdivision 1, covers assault that results in substantial bodily harm.<\/p>\n Readers can review the full third-degree assault law through the state\u2019s official website.<\/p>\n Both listed offenses are felony-level allegations under Minnesota law. However, the booking record provides only limited information.<\/p>\n A criminal complaint may offer more details. That document could explain the alleged conduct, injuries, and evidence.<\/p>\n No such complaint was included with the booking information supplied to TRF News.<\/p>\n A jail booking records a person\u2019s entry into custody. It does not establish guilt or prove the allegations.<\/p>\n Prosecutors may review reports before filing or changing charges. A judge may later set release terms and hearing dates.<\/p>\n Public court records may provide updates after a case is formally filed. The Minnesota Judicial Branch<\/a> offers online case access.<\/p>\n![\"Natalie](\"https:\/\/trfnews.i234.me\/wordpress\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/08\/MASON-NATALIE-JUNE-MCGINNIS.jpg\")
Case Status Remains Pending<\/h2>\n