The record identifies Poitra in connection with an offense described as “PROBATION VIOLATION- FE.”<\/p>\n
The abbreviation indicates a felony-level probation matter in the booking description.<\/p>\n
The available information does not identify the underlying felony offense or the specific probation condition allegedly violated.<\/p>\n
No additional allegations or incident details were provided.<\/p>\n
Felony-Level Probation Violation Listed<\/h2>\n
According to the supplied booking information, Poitra’s listed date is October 14, 2026.<\/p>\n
His birth date is October 19, 1963, making him 62 at the time of the entry.<\/p>\n
The listed probation violation may involve an existing criminal case rather than a new criminal offense.<\/p>\n
However, the record does not explain which case led to the alleged violation.<\/p>\n
It also does not establish whether a judge has found that Poitra violated probation.<\/p>\n
What a Probation Violation Means in Minnesota<\/h2>\n
Probation allows individuals to remain under court supervision while following conditions established by a judge.<\/p>\n
Those conditions depend on the original case and the court’s sentencing order.<\/p>\n
They may involve reporting requirements, treatment programs, restrictions, or other court-ordered duties.<\/p>\n
A probation violation can occur when someone allegedly fails to meet those conditions.<\/p>\n
However, a violation does not necessarily mean the person committed a new crime.<\/p>\n
The reason for Poitra’s reported violation was not included in the supplied record.<\/p>\n
Under Minnesota Statute 609.14<\/a>, courts may review allegations that a person violated probation.<\/p>\n The statute outlines procedures for addressing violations and deciding whether to change or revoke a stayed sentence.<\/p>\n Courts may continue probation, modify conditions, or impose other lawful consequences when appropriate.<\/p>\n Revoking probation is intended to be a last resort under Minnesota law.<\/p>\n The supplied entry does not include a court file number or scheduled hearing date.<\/p>\n It also does not identify a bail amount or release date.<\/p>\n Those omissions prevent confirmation of Poitra’s current custody status.<\/p>\n Additional court records would be needed to determine whether a probation hearing has occurred.<\/p>\n The information also does not establish whether probation was continued, modified, or revoked.<\/p>\n The Northwest Regional Corrections Center serves Polk County and other participating counties in northwest Minnesota.<\/p>\n The facility is located in Crookston and operates under Tri-County Community Corrections.<\/p>\n Readers can visit Tri-County Community Corrections<\/a> for correctional facility information.<\/p>\n Public court records may also be available through Minnesota Court Records Online<\/a>.<\/p>\n Some pending cases may not appear when searching only by a person’s name.<\/p>\n Further records would be needed to confirm the specific allegations and any final decision.<\/p>\n A booking entry does not establish that a person violated probation.<\/p>\n![\"William](\"https:\/\/trfnews.i234.me\/wordpress\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/10\/POITRA-WILLIAM-RAYMOND-JR4.png\")
<\/a>Booking and Court Information<\/h2>\n
Public Jail and Court Records<\/h2>\n