The Crookston facility included his name on its October 13 public jail roster. The entry lists a misdemeanor charge of constructive contempt of court.<\/p>\n
October 12 Jail Booking Details<\/h2>\n
The roster identifies Londo’s birth date as March 7, 2007. His incarceration date appears as October 12, 2026.<\/p>\n
The controlling charge cites Minnesota Statute 588.01, subdivision 3(10). Its description refers to disobeying a court judgment, order, or legal process.<\/p>\n
The roster uses the abbreviation “M” for misdemeanor. It does not explain the events leading to this charge.<\/p>\n
Readers can review the entry on page 8 of the official October 13 jail roster.<\/p>\n Minnesota law<\/a> separates contempt of court into direct and constructive contempt. Direct contempt happens in the court’s immediate presence.<\/p>\n Constructive contempt concerns conduct outside the court’s immediate presence. The specific provision cited here covers several forms of disobedience involving court authority.<\/p>\n That provision includes certain actions by lower courts or officers. It also addresses disobedience of lawful orders or processes issued by judicial officers.<\/p>\n The jail entry does not say which part of the provision applies to Londo. It also does not identify any underlying court order.<\/p>\n The public roster does not provide a case number, hearing date, or detailed account of the allegation. It does not establish whether any separate charges exist.<\/p>\n The listing also does not show a final court ruling. A jail booking alone does not establish guilt or a conviction.<\/p>\n Readers can check Minnesota Court Records Online<\/a> for available case information. Some records may not appear in the public search system.<\/p>\n![\"Dillon](\"https:\/\/trfnews.i234.me\/wordpress\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/10\/LONDO-DILLON-KEITH-JR-2.jpg\")
<\/a>What Constructive Contempt Means<\/h2>\n
Further Court Details Not Listed<\/h2>\n
Checking Jail Roster Updates<\/h2>\n