The supplied record gives Friday, October 23, 2026, as her incarceration date.<\/p>\n
The listed allegation concerns third-degree controlled substance possession in a legally protected zone.<\/p>\n
An October 26 regional arrest report separately identifies Fertile as the location of Luna’s arrest.<\/p>\n
Fertile Arrest Appears in Regional Report<\/h2>\n
KROX’s October 26 arrest report<\/a> names Luna among people reported by the Northwest Regional Corrections Center.<\/p>\n That report says Luna was arrested in Fertile and lists a third-degree drug-possession allegation.<\/p>\n Her birth date is July 3, 1998, according to the supplied jail excerpt.<\/p>\n The excerpt identifies the charge classification as FE, indicating a felony-level entry.<\/p>\n Neither source describes the arresting agency, a specific incident address, or an investigative timeline.<\/p>\n The reported arrest location does not establish where the alleged drug possession happened.<\/p>\n The jail cites Minnesota Statute 152.023, subdivision 2(a)(4)<\/a>.<\/p>\n That provision addresses possession of certain controlled substances in specified protected locations.<\/p>\n It includes any amount of a qualifying Schedule I or II narcotic drug in those locations.<\/p>\n It also covers five or more dosage units of LSD, MDA, or MDMA in those locations.<\/p>\n The jail description names these substance categories but does not identify a particular substance for Luna.<\/p>\n It does not provide a weight, dosage count, laboratory result, or recovered evidence description.<\/p>\n The statute includes school zones, park zones, public housing zones, and drug treatment facilities.<\/p>\n The Minnesota Attorney General’s Office<\/a> explains how several protected zones are defined.<\/p>\n School, park, and public housing zones can extend beyond the property boundary under state law.<\/p>\n The jail entry does not name a school, park, public housing property, or treatment facility.<\/p>\n It also does not establish which protected-zone category authorities believe applies.<\/p>\n Under subdivision 3, a conviction can carry up to 20 years in prison or a $250,000 fine.<\/p>\n A court could impose both penalties under the statute.<\/p>\n Those are maximum statutory penalties, not a sentence imposed on Luna.<\/p>\n The supplied record contains no court case number, charging complaint, bail amount, or scheduled hearing.<\/p>\n It does not confirm whether prosecutors have filed a complaint or what evidence they may present.<\/p>\n It also does not establish a plea, conviction, dismissal, or current custody status.<\/p>\n The Northwest Regional Corrections Center roster<\/a> provides regional custody information.<\/p>\n Tri-County Community Corrections says the roster is normally updated on weekday mornings.<\/p>\n Readers may also search Minnesota Court Records Online<\/a> for available public court filings.<\/p>\n A jail listing describes an allegation and does not establish guilt.<\/p>\n Luna is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.<\/p>\nThird-Degree Drug Possession Listed<\/h2>\n
Specific Protected Zone Not Identified<\/h2>\n
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<\/a>Felony Penalties and Case Details<\/h2>\n
Where to Check Public Records<\/h2>\n