The entry identifies the offense under Minnesota Statute 169.797, subdivision 3.<\/p>\n
The listed violation involves operating a vehicle without required insurance coverage.<\/p>\n
The supplied record identifies the inmate type as PCSO.<\/p>\n
Uninsured Vehicle Violation Listed<\/h2>\n
The jail entry lists one traffic-related offense for Fineday.<\/p>\n
The charge is described as “Traffic Regulation-Uninsured Vehicle-Driver Violation.”<\/p>\n
Under Minnesota law, drivers must operate vehicles with legally required insurance coverage.<\/p>\n
Section 169.797, subdivision 3, addresses drivers who know or have reason to know a vehicle lacks required insurance.<\/p>\n
Such violations are generally misdemeanors but can become gross misdemeanors under certain conditions.<\/p>\n
Those conditions include qualifying prior convictions within a 10-year period.<\/p>\n
The supplied jail entry does not include a booking date or the circumstances of the alleged violation.<\/p>\n
Previous Insurance Case Reported<\/h2>\n
TRF News previously reported an insurance-related case involving Fineday in Pennington County District Court.<\/p>\n
That report described an April 3, 2026, traffic stop along Highway 59 in Thief River Falls.<\/p>\n
According to that earlier report, investigators alleged Fineday operated a vehicle without active insurance.<\/p>\n
The previous complaint also referenced insurance-related convictions from May 2021 and August 2022.<\/p>\n
The earlier charge was filed as a gross misdemeanor, according to that report.<\/p>\n
However, the supplied roster entry does not establish whether it concerns the same court case.<\/p>\n
Readers can review the earlier TRF News report<\/a> for additional background.<\/p>\n Minnesota law generally requires motor vehicles driven on public roads to carry liability insurance.<\/p>\n Drivers convicted under the uninsured vehicle statute may face fines and other penalties.<\/p>\n State law also allows driver’s license and vehicle registration consequences following qualifying convictions.<\/p>\n The penalty depends on the offense level and the individual’s circumstances.<\/p>\n The Minnesota Legislature’s official statute<\/a> provides additional information.<\/p>\n The supplied entry does not identify a new court date, bond amount, or booking date.<\/p>\n Current custody status could not be independently confirmed from the publicly retrieved roster.<\/p>\n Readers can check the Pennington County Sheriff’s Office in-custody search<\/a> for updated listings.<\/p>\n Public court information is also available through Minnesota Court Records Online<\/a>.<\/p>\n A jail listing does not establish that an individual has been convicted of a crime.<\/p>\n Fineday is presumed innocent of any pending charge unless proven guilty in court.<\/p>\n I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News<\/a>.<\/p>\nMinnesota Law Requires Vehicle Insurance<\/h2>\n
Court and Custody Information<\/h2>\n
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