MOORHEAD, Minn. (trfnews.i234.me<\/a>)<\/strong> \u2014 D’Lena Arielle Strong faces a felony burglary charge in Clay County District Court.<\/p>\n Prosecutors allege Strong removed more than $1,000 in property from a neighboring apartment garage.<\/p>\n The case was filed in Minnesota’s Seventh Judicial District under court file number 14-CR-26-2248.<\/p>\n Strong is charged with third-degree burglary.<\/p>\n The complaint says law enforcement responded to a Moorhead apartment complex on April 3, 2026.<\/p>\n A resident reported seeing Strong placing property into the trunk of her vehicle.<\/p>\n The resident believed the property had been stored inside his own garage.<\/p>\n According to the complaint, the two garages shared a wall inside the apartment complex.<\/p>\n The resident went downstairs and checked the garage area.<\/p>\n He allegedly saw Strong pulling property through a hole in the drywall between the garages.<\/p>\n The complaint says that opening had not been present several days earlier.<\/p>\n Prosecutors allege numerous items were removed from the neighboring garage.<\/p>\n The total value of the property was reported at more than $1,000.<\/p>\n Authorities later recovered all the items, according to the court filing.<\/p>\n Strong told authorities the incident resulted from a mix-up involving building maintenance.<\/p>\n She reportedly said she believed the neighboring garage was actually assigned to her.<\/p>\n Strong said she was simply removing items she believed were inside her garage.<\/p>\n However, the complaint describes portions of her account as contradictory.<\/p>\n Prosecutors also say her explanation did not match other evidence in the investigation.<\/p>\n The filing specifically mentions information provided by the apartment property’s manager.<\/p>\n Strong faces one count of third-degree burglary under Minnesota Statute 609.582<\/a>.<\/p>\n The complaint lists a maximum sentence of five years in prison.<\/p>\n The charge also carries a possible fine of up to $10,000.<\/p>\n The complaint contains a date difference that readers should note.<\/p>\n The listed offense date is March 31, 2026.<\/p>\n However, the charge description and probable cause statement identify April 3, 2026.<\/p>\n The filing does not explain the difference between those dates.<\/p>\n Public case information may be available through Minnesota Court Records Online<\/a>.<\/p>\n The charge is an allegation and does not establish guilt.<\/p>\n Strong is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.<\/p>\nNeighbor Reported Property Being Removed<\/h2>\n
Strong Gave Different Explanation<\/h2>\n
Felony Burglary Charge Filed<\/h2>\n