The supplied jail record lists six counts across three case numbers. Four entries are marked as felonies, one as a gross misdemeanor, and one as a petty misdemeanor.<\/p>\n
The allegations involve firearm possession, controlled substances, card fraud, stolen property, and interactions with law enforcement.<\/p>\n
Firearm and Drug Counts<\/h2>\n
Case 26-019364 includes a felony count involving firearm or ammunition possession by a person legally barred from possession.<\/p>\n
The cited law concerns people with a qualifying prior conviction or juvenile finding for a crime of violence.<\/p>\n
The jail summary does not identify any alleged earlier offense or establish the facts behind that count.<\/p>\n
Readers can review Minnesota Statute 624.713<\/a> for the legal requirements.<\/p>\n The same case lists felony fifth-degree controlled substance possession. The description covers certain controlled substances or residue found in drug paraphernalia.<\/p>\n The record does not name a drug, give a quantity, or describe where anything was allegedly found.<\/p>\n That offense is addressed under Minnesota Statute 152.025<\/a>.<\/p>\n Case 26-019364 also lists fleeing a peace officer without using a motor vehicle.<\/p>\n The jail marks that entry as a petty misdemeanor. However, Minnesota Statute 609.487<\/a> describes the cited offense as a misdemeanor.<\/p>\n The difference should be checked against the official court filing.<\/p>\n Another entry alleges obstruction of legal process through interference with a peace officer. The jail lists that count as a felony.<\/p>\n No details explain the alleged encounter, and no officer names appear in the supplied record.<\/p>\n Case 26-017889 lists gross misdemeanor financial transaction card fraud. The allegation concerns use of a card without the cardholder’s consent.<\/p>\n The source does not identify a cardholder, transaction amount, or business involved.<\/p>\n Case 26-018345 lists felony receiving stolen property. The jail summary does not identify the property or its reported value.<\/p>\n Minnesota laws covering these allegations include Section 609.821<\/a> and Section 609.53<\/a>.<\/p>\n The jail lists a custody date of October 11, 2026, and a bail or fine amount of $0.<\/p>\n That figure does not establish release eligibility or explain any court conditions.<\/p>\n District Court appears beside the listed counts, but the supplied record gives no hearing date.<\/p>\n Current case details may be available through the Minnesota Judicial Branch public records portal<\/a>.<\/p>\n These are listed allegations, not findings of guilt. Lyons is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.<\/p>\n
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<\/a>Tavian Lyons \u2014 Beltrami County Jail booking image.<\/figure>\nFleeing and Obstruction Allegations<\/h2>\n
Separate Fraud and Stolen Property Cases<\/h2>\n
Custody and Court Status<\/h2>\n