The suspect was sitting in the passenger seat of one of the stolen trucks, a 2002 Ford F150, and was the sole occupant of the truck, which was reported stolen in Clay County, according to court records.
On Nov. 8, 2020, the woman voted in the general election in the village of White Earth in Becker County. Her civil rights had not been restored. A Becker County Sheriff’s Office investigator spoke with her by telephone about the Nov. 8, 2020 election, and she admitted that she voted that day and that she knew her civil rights had not yet been restored, according to court records.
Officers searched the vehicle and discovered approximately 5.8 grams of heroin. The suspect was interviewed and claimed responsibility for “everything that was found in the vehicle.” Shortly after the suspect left the Tahoe, officers found 101 grams of methamphetamine and 50 grams of heroin on another passenger’s person, according to court records.
The woman stole $2,200 in cash from the Detroit Lakes JC Penney store while working there as a cashier between March and October of 2020. She admitted to the theft and signed a confession in the police investigator’s presence, according to court records. Also, a Battle Lake man saw a felony dishonored check charge dismissed after meeting the conditions of the court.
According to court records, the woman fled the home, but fell outside, and he pushed a motorcycle onto her legs. The man then jumped on top of the woman, grabbed her by the throat and began choking her. Also, a felony fifth-degree drug charge has been dismissed against a Perham woman after a judge ruled that the vehicle search that led to the charge lacked probable cause.