The jail roster lists three burglary charges against Larson.<\/p>\n
One count alleges second-degree burglary involving a protected type of building.<\/p>\n
Two additional counts allege third-degree burglary.<\/p>\n
Larson was booked at 9:38 a.m., according to the roster.<\/p>\n
Second-Degree Burglary Charge<\/h2>\n
The second-degree charge references a government, religious, historic, or school building.<\/p>\n
Minnesota Statute 609.582, subdivision 2(b), covers those types of properties.<\/p>\n
The law applies when someone allegedly enters such a building without consent.<\/p>\n
The entry must involve an alleged theft or criminal damage offense under the cited provision.<\/p>\n
The roster does not identify which type of protected building was allegedly involved.<\/p>\n
Second-degree burglary under this provision is a felony.<\/p>\n
Readers can review Minnesota Statute 609.582<\/a> for the full burglary law.<\/p>\n A conviction can carry up to ten years in prison.<\/p>\n The law also allows a fine of up to $20,000.<\/p>\n Those are maximum penalties and do not predict the case outcome.<\/p>\n Larson also faces two counts described as third-degree burglary.<\/p>\n The charges allege entering a building without consent with criminal intent.<\/p>\n The listed language includes intent to steal or commit a felony or gross misdemeanor.<\/p>\n Minnesota Statute 609.582, subdivision 3(a), covers that conduct.<\/p>\n Third-degree burglary is also a felony under Minnesota law.<\/p>\n A conviction can carry up to five years in prison.<\/p>\n The maximum fine listed by statute is $10,000.<\/p>\n The booking record does not identify the buildings involved in the three counts.<\/p>\n It also does not state whether the charges arose from one incident or several incidents.<\/p>\n No property, alleged victims, or loss amounts are identified in the supplied information.<\/p>\n No criminal complaint or probable cause statement was included with the roster information.<\/p>\n Those records may provide more details about the allegations.<\/p>\n The Clay County Correctional Facility is located at 800 9th Street North in Moorhead.<\/p>\n Readers can visit the Clay County Correctional Facility<\/a> for official jail information.<\/p>\n Public case records may also be available through Minnesota Court Records Online<\/a>.<\/p>\n Custody status and court information can change as the case moves forward.<\/p>\n A booking and criminal charges do not establish guilt.<\/p>\n Larson is presumed innocent unless proven guilty through the court process.<\/p>\n
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\n<\/a>Nicholas Shane Larson. Clay County booking image.<\/em><\/div>\nTwo Third-Degree Burglary Counts<\/h2>\n
Incident Details Remain Limited<\/h2>\n
Larson Booked in Moorhead<\/h2>\n