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Jami Thunder booked in Beltrami County on misdemeanor domestic assault charge

Jami Thunder was booked in Beltrami County on July 15 on a misdemeanor domestic assault charge tied to case 2026012903. The booking record was updated July 16.

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Jami Thunder booked in Beltrami County on misdemeanor domestic assault charge
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Jami Thunder was booked in Beltrami County on a misdemeanor domestic assault charge tied to case number 2026012903. The booking record lists the charge under Minnesota Statute 609.2242, subdivision 1(2), which covers intentionally causing or attempting bodily harm against a family or household member. A public jail record shows the booking date as July 15, 2026, and the record was last updated July 16.

Beltrami County’s official inmate locator and Adult Corrections Center information pages are the county’s public entry points for custody records and corrections details. Those records place Thunder’s name in the county jail system, where booking information is logged as part of the normal public safety record rather than as a final court outcome.

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The case number, 2026012903, is the identifying reference that ties the booking to the county’s records. The statute listed with the charge matters because Minnesota law treats domestic assault as conduct directed at a family or household member, and the booking entry identifies the allegation in that legal category. The record does not show a conviction, only the charge listed at booking, leaving Thunder’s case to move through the local process under the same case number now attached to the jail entry.

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