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Tri-County Community Corrections had their Regional Corrections Board meeting Monday morning at the Northwest Regional Corrections Center. The committee began the meeting by naming Warren Strandell, Polk County Commissioner, as 2019 chair. Steven Bommersbach, Norman County Commissioner, and Ron Weiss, Red Lake County Commissioner, were named vice-chair and secretary respectively. Each month Andrew Larson, executive […]
On this week’s court report we have an update on a few of the more “high profile” arrests and cases in Polk County District Court and the surrounding area. Information on those criminals is below: Presley Sleyster, 20, arrested in Crookston Saturday, December 29 is facing second-degree murder charges in the death of a 3-month-old
CROOKSTON FIRE DEPARTMENT FIRE CALLS – At 9:25 a.m. Monday, the Crookston Fire Department returned to the 400 block of North Central Avenue in Crookston, where they extinguished furniture on fire in the backyard on Saturday. The fire rekindled and they extinguished the fire. At 3:25 p.m. Monday, they were called to the 300
The Crookston Police Department, Polk County Sheriff’s Office, and MinnesotaState Patrol assisted the Cass County Sheriff’s Office in the arrest of a Presley Sleyster, age 20, on an outstanding murder warrant. The arrest was conducted in Crookston on Saturday, December 29 at 2:14 p.m. “Sleyster was booked at the Northwest Regional Correction Center and later released
Amy Sue Clausen, 43, was sentenced to 180 days at the Northwest Regional Corrections Center for first-degree felony burglary on Thursday, October 11 in Polk County District Court. Clausen received 696 days of credit as time served and will be placed on probation for four years. Four other charges against Clausen were dismissed including an
The Tri-County Regional Corrections Board held their monthly meeting this week at the Northwest Regional Corrections Center (NWRCC) to review the proposed contract for beds with Mahnomen County. Executive Director Andrew Larson told the board he attended the Mahnomen County Board meeting last month and believes they would like to expand their contract with the
