The record lists two alleged offenses involving theft of movable property and forgery.<\/p>\n
Both offenses are listed under Minnesota criminal statutes.<\/p>\n
Additional details about the alleged incidents were not included in the submitted record.<\/p>\n
Two Criminal Charges Listed<\/h2>\n
The first listed offense involves taking, using, or transferring movable property without the owner’s consent.<\/p>\n
That allegation falls under Minnesota Statute 609.52, subdivision 2(a)(1).<\/p>\n
The second listed offense involves using a false writing for identification or recommendation purposes.<\/p>\n
That allegation is listed under Minnesota Statute 609.63, subdivision 1(1).<\/p>\n
The supplied record identifies Kittson County but does not specify where the alleged offenses occurred.<\/p>\n
It also does not identify any property involved in the alleged theft.<\/p>\n
What Minnesota Law Says About Theft<\/h2>\n
Minnesota law prohibits intentionally taking or using another person’s movable property without consent.<\/p>\n
The statute also requires an intent to permanently deprive the owner of that property.<\/p>\n
Movable property can include many types of personal belongings and other items.<\/p>\n
Possible penalties depend on the property’s value and other circumstances surrounding the offense.<\/p>\n
Theft charges can range from misdemeanors to felonies under Minnesota law.<\/p>\n
The submitted entry does not provide the value of any property allegedly involved.<\/p>\n
Readers can review Minnesota Statute 609.52<\/a> for the state’s theft laws.<\/p>\n The second listed offense involves the alleged use of false written information.<\/p>\n Minnesota Statute 609.63 addresses several forms of forgery involving documents and written records.<\/p>\n The cited provision covers knowingly using false writing for identification or recommendation with intent to injure or defraud.<\/p>\n A conviction under this provision can carry up to three years in prison.<\/p>\n The law also allows a fine of up to $5,000, or both penalties.<\/p>\n These are maximum statutory penalties, not a sentence imposed against Swazey.<\/p>\n The entry does not identify the document allegedly involved or explain how it was used.<\/p>\n Additional information is available through Minnesota Statute 609.63<\/a>.<\/p>\n The supplied entry identifies Swazey as 44 years old.<\/p>\n It includes the date October 21, 2026, and lists Kittson County.<\/p>\n No detailed incident report, case number, or bond amount was provided.<\/p>\n The information also does not include a scheduled court appearance.<\/p>\n Swazey’s current custody status has not been independently confirmed.<\/p>\n Readers seeking additional information can visit the Kittson County Sheriff’s Office<\/a> website.<\/p>\n Public court information can also be searched through Minnesota Court Records Online<\/a>.<\/p>\n The allegations listed in the record do not establish that Swazey committed either offense.<\/p>\n Any pending charges must be resolved through the criminal justice system.<\/p>\n Swazey is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.<\/p>\n Further information may become available through official court records.<\/p>\n I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News<\/a>.<\/p>\nForgery Allegation Involves False Writing<\/h2>\n
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Charges Are Not Convictions<\/h2>\n
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