The jail entry lists three felony assault counts under Minnesota law.<\/p>\n
Two counts involve allegations of assault with a dangerous weapon. Two counts also reference substantial bodily harm.<\/p>\n
The supplied information does not describe the alleged incident or identify where it happened.<\/p>\n
Three Felony Assault Counts Listed<\/h2>\n
The first count alleges second-degree assault involving a dangerous weapon and substantial bodily harm.<\/p>\n
That charge cites Minnesota Statute 609.222, subdivision 2.<\/p>\n
The second count alleges second-degree assault with a dangerous weapon under subdivision 1 of the same statute.<\/p>\n
The third count alleges third-degree assault involving substantial bodily harm under Minnesota Statute 609.223, subdivision 1.<\/p>\n
All three counts are classified as felonies in the jail listing.<\/p>\n
The first entry shows case reference 2026016487. The remaining two entries display reference 26016487.<\/p>\n
No court date appears alongside the listed charges.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n The jail record lists Brown’s height as six feet and his weight as 275 pounds.<\/p>\n The entry also lists black hair and brown eyes.<\/p>\n The displayed bail or fine amount is $0.00.<\/p>\n That figure does not confirm whether bail was set, whether release was ordered, or whether conditions later changed.<\/p>\n The supplied record also does not establish Brown’s current custody status.<\/p>\n District Court is identified as the court branch handling the listed charges.<\/p>\n Minnesota law sets different maximum penalties for second-degree and third-degree assault convictions.<\/p>\n Under Minnesota Statute 609.222<\/a>, second-degree assault with a dangerous weapon can carry up to seven years in prison.<\/p>\n That maximum increases to ten years when the offense also involves substantial bodily harm.<\/p>\n A conviction under the first provision can also bring a fine of up to $14,000.<\/p>\n The provision involving substantial bodily harm allows a fine of up to $20,000.<\/p>\n Under Minnesota Statute 609.223<\/a>, third-degree assault involving substantial bodily harm carries a maximum five-year prison sentence.<\/p>\n That offense can also result in a fine of up to $10,000.<\/p>\n These penalties describe legal maximums. They do not represent a sentence imposed on Brown.<\/p>\n The supplied jail entry does not identify an alleged victim or describe the weapon involved.<\/p>\n It also does not provide details about injuries or the events leading to the charges.<\/p>\n Additional case information may become available through Minnesota Court Records Online<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Minnesota Judicial Branch provides public access to many district court records through that service.<\/p>\n Some filings and other documents may not be available online.<\/p>\n The jail listing does not provide a final case disposition.<\/p>\n Criminal charges are allegations and do not establish guilt.<\/p>\n Brown is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.<\/p>\n
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\n<\/a>Curtis Brown \u2014 Booking image supplied through the Beltrami County Jail inmate system.<\/figure>\nBeltrami County Jail Booking Information<\/h2>\n
What Minnesota Law Says About the Charges<\/h2>\n
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