Wright County Watch MN

12/25/2025

Monticello resident

Erratic Driving on I-694 leads to Alleged Gross Misdemeanor Third-Degree DWI for Monticello resident — Brooklyn Center - $0 bail RPR w/conditions

RPR is Release on Personal Recognizance.

Dakota Alan Morse, 28, of Monticello, has been charged with one count of Gross Misdemeanor 3rd Degree DWI - Operate Motor Vehicle Under Influence of Controlled Substance (169A.20.1(2)).

▪️ A Minnesota State Trooper reportedly observed the defendant's vehicle weaving over lane lines and nearly striking the center median multiple times on I-694.
▪️ According to the complaint, Morse allegedly exhibited rapid blinking, eyelid tremors, and stuttered speech, and reportedly lost his balance while exiting the vehicle.
▪️ Law enforcement reportedly discovered a torch, multiple pipes, and a glass jar containing white powdery residue inside the defendant's vehicle.
▪️ The defendant allegedly admitted to using methamphetamine three days prior to the incident and provided a blood sample for testing.

Details of the Incident

On December 20, 2025, at approximately 10:45 p.m., a Minnesota State Trooper reportedly responded to a driving complaint regarding a vehicle traveling eastbound on I-694. According to the complaint, the vehicle was weaving and nearly struck the center median several times before the trooper initiated a stop in Brooklyn Center.

Upon making contact with the driver, identified as Morse, the trooper reportedly observed physical signs of impairment, including eyelid tremors and dirty, blackened fingernails. According to the complaint, Morse allegedly stuttered while speaking and struggled to maintain his balance after being asked to step out of the car. The defendant reportedly performed poorly on field sobriety tests, including a modified Romberg test.

A search of the vehicle reportedly led to the recovery of a torch on the floorboard and drug paraphernalia. According to the complaint, the trooper obtained a search warrant for a blood or urine test after suspecting the defendant was under the influence of a controlled substance. Morse allegedly stated during the interaction that there was a "chance" methamphetamine would be in his system, and a record check reportedly revealed he had a prior impaired driving conviction from August 2022.

Court Proceedings

Bail was set at $12,000.00 by Judge Laura Marie Thomas. The defendant was granted RPR with conditions.

27-CR-25-32115

Date Filed: 12/22/2025

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12/24/2025

Traffic Stop and Search Warrant for Stolen Trailer results in Alleged Felony Receiving Stolen Property Charge — Corinna Township - $0 bail RPR w/conditions

RPR is Release on Personal Recognizance.

Dale Damous Strey, 41, of Annandale, is charged with one count of Felony Receiving Stolen Property (609.53.1).

▪️ A traffic stop for an inoperable headlight reportedly led deputies to discover a planned transaction involving a stolen trailer.
▪️ The driver of the stopped vehicle allegedly provided text messages showing he was on his way to purchase the trailer from the defendant.
▪️ Law enforcement executed a search warrant at a Corinna Township property where the $2,250 trailer was reportedly found parked next to the defendant's camper.

Details of the Incident

According to the complaint, on December 23, 2025, a Wright County Deputy initiated a traffic stop on a motor vehicle for an inoperable headlight. During the encounter, the driver reportedly informed the deputy that he was on his way to pick up a trailer from Strey, who was allegedly acting as the seller. The driver reportedly shared a text conversation between himself and the defendant regarding the sale. Law enforcement had previously identified Strey as a suspect in the theft of the trailer and showed the driver a photograph of the stolen property, which the driver reportedly verified as the item he intended to pick up.

Following this information, a search warrant was reportedly executed at a property in Corinna Township. The property owner reportedly verified that the defendant was living in a camper on the back side of the property. According to the report, deputies located the defendant inside the camper, and the stolen trailer was found parked directly next to the residence. The estimated value of the recovered property is reportedly $2,250.

Court Proceedings

Bail was set at $5,000 without conditions or $0 with conditions by Judge Elizabeth Strand. The defendant was granted RPR with conditions, which include remaining law-abiding and making all future court appearances.

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12/24/2025

Snowmobile Flight and .22 BAC result in Alleged Gross Misdemeanor 3rd Degree DWI — Silver Creek Township

Brandon Thomas Jurgens, 29, of Maple Lake, is charged with two counts of Gross Misdemeanor 3rd Degree Driving While Impaired (169A.20.1(1) and 169A.20.1(5)) and two counts of Misdemeanor Domestic Assault (609.2242.1(2)).

▪️ Law enforcement responded to a report of a physical domestic incident where a suspect reportedly fled the scene on a red snowmobile while under the influence of alcohol.
▪️ The defendant allegedly provided a preliminary breath sample of .256 BAC, a level more than three times the legal limit for operating a motor vehicle.
▪️ According to the complaint, three individuals at the residence were involved in a physical altercation with the defendant prior to his departure on the snowmobile.

Details of the Incident

On December 23, 2025, at approximately 11:57 p.m., a Wright County Deputy responded to a report of a domestic disturbance at a residence in Silver Creek Township. While in transit, law enforcement was reportedly advised that the suspect, identified as Jurgens, had left the scene on a red snowmobile and was allegedly intoxicated.

A deputy reportedly located the snowmobile and the defendant shortly after the initial call. Jurgens allegedly exhibited multiple physical signs of alcohol impairment and reportedly admitted to consuming alcohol and operating the snowmobile to leave the residence. The defendant allegedly performed field sobriety tests, which showed several indicators of impairment, and a preliminary breath test reportedly resulted in a .256 BAC.

According to the complaint, deputies interviewed three individuals present at the scene. Victim 1 reportedly stated that Jurgens had knocked Victim 2 to the ground. Victim 3 reportedly told officers that an argument regarding the defendant’s alcohol consumption had escalated, during which Jurgens allegedly pushed Victim 3 multiple times after they tried to intervene. Victim 1 also reported being pushed several times and showed deputies a fresh abrasion and scratch marks on their leg. The defendant reportedly admitted to pushing Victim 1 but allegedly denied physical contact with Victim 3.

Jurgens was taken into custody and transported to the Wright County Jail. According to the report, a formal breath sample provided at 1:34 a.m. showed a result of .22 BAC.

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12/24/2025

Frightened Customers Witness Hours-Long Rant at Local Gas Station resulting in Alleged Felony 5th Degree Drug Possession — Monticello - $0 bail RPR w/conditions

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Kayla Lyn Boudin, 36, of Ham Lake, has been charged with one felony count of 5th Degree Drug Possession (Statute 152.025.2(a)(1)) and one misdemeanor count of Disorderly Conduct - Offensive/Abusive/Boisterous/Noisy/Obscene (Statute 609.72.1(3)).

▪️ Boudin reportedly spent over two hours at a local gas station shouting unintelligibly at customers and employees.
▪️ The defendant allegedly accused a responding deputy and store staff of being "rapists and pedophiles" while making references to aliens.
▪️ According to the complaint, Boudin refused to leave the property after being served with a formal trespass notice by the store manager.
▪️ A search incident to her arrest allegedly uncovered 0.34 grams of a substance that field-tested positive for methamphetamine.

Details of the Incident

On December 23, 2025, at approximately 6:40 a.m., a Wright County Deputy responded to the Kwik Trip store in Monticello regarding a report of a woman causing a disturbance. According to the complaint, staff reported that Boudin had been at the location since 4:30 a.m., wandering the premises and shouting at people. Customers reportedly informed the manager that they and their children were scared and disturbed by the defendant's behavior.

The deputy reportedly located Boudin sitting on a pallet of salt softener outside the front entrance. According to the report, Boudin refused to identify herself and began shouting that the deputy and store employees were "rapists and pedophiles." The defendant allegedly made various references to s*x and aliens and reportedly mentioned obtaining the deputy's firearm.

According to the complaint, after being served with a trespass notice and advised she would be arrested if she did not leave, Boudin reportedly refused to vacate the property. Following her arrest, a search of her person allegedly yielded 0.34 grams of a substance that field-tested positive for methamphetamine.

Court Proceedings

Bail was set at $10,000 without conditions by Judge Elizabeth Strand. The defendant was also granted RPR with conditions, which include remaining law-abiding and making all future court appearances.

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12/24/2025

Foot Pursuit and Discovery of Fentanyl result in Alleged Felony 5th Degree Drug Possession — Buffalo

Jamis Ray Forward, 36, of Buffalo, has been charged with one felony count of 5th Degree Drug Possession (Statute 152.025.2(a)(1)) and one misdemeanor count of Fleeing a Peace Officer By a Means Other Than a Motor Vehicle (Statute 609.487.6).



▪️ Forward reportedly fled from an officer in a "dead sprint" after being approached during a noise and suspected drug activity investigation at Buffalo Hills Park.
▪️ During the foot pursuit, the defendant allegedly reached repeatedly into a drawstring bag, leading the officer to suspect he may be armed with a firearm.
▪️ According to the complaint, the defendant was located crawling into a thorny fruit tree where he was eventually detained at gunpoint.
▪️ A search of the scene reportedly uncovered a discarded bag containing 0.9 grams of fentanyl, a blow torch, and a "narcotic paraphernalia kit."

Details of the Incident

On December 23, 2025, at approximately 5:31 a.m., a Buffalo Police officer was dispatched to Buffalo Hills Park following a report of loud yelling and suspected drug activity. Upon arrival, the officer reportedly observed two men walking briskly away from the area. According to the complaint, when the officer activated emergency lights, one man stopped, but Forward allegedly continued walking before turning to make eye contact and fleeing in a "dead sprint."

The officer reportedly pursued the defendant on foot for several blocks. During the chase, Forward allegedly continued to reach into a blue drawstring bag he was carrying. According to the report, the officer shouted commands to stop, but the defendant allegedly ignored them while continuing to grab at the bag. The officer eventually located Forward allegedly attempting to hide by crawling into a thorny fruit tree. Due to the defendant's hands being obscured and the previous reaching motions, the officer reportedly drew his service weapon and held it at a "low ready" until Forward complied with commands to show his hands.

Following the arrest, Forward reportedly admitted to possessing the controlled substance, stating, "It's fentanyl," and acknowledged that he had active warrants. According to the complaint, officers located 0.9 grams of a powdery substance in the defendant's pocket and recovered the discarded blue bag in the snow. Inside the bag, authorities reportedly found the defendant’s identification and a kit containing pipes, a hang scale, and other drug paraphernalia. The officer also reportedly observed physical signs of recent narcotic usage on the defendant, including constricted pupils and sores on his neck.

Court Proceedings

Bail was set at $15,000 with conditions or $30,000 without conditions by Judge Elizabeth Strand. The defendant was granted the option to post bond to satisfy the court requirements.

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12/23/2025

Predatory Offender Accused of Felony False Registration Information — St. Michael

Pengi Grace Mboma, 34, of St. Michael, has been charged with one felony count of Predatory Offender - Intentionally provides false information (243.166.5(a)(2)).

▪️ The defendant allegedly provided a non-existent primary residence address to law enforcement during the predatory offender registration process.
▪️ According to the complaint, a compliance check by the Wright County Sheriff's Office confirmed the location provided by the defendant does not exist in county records.
▪️ Homeowners at a similar residence reportedly told deputies the defendant never lived there and was not welcome at the property.
▪️ A warrant was issued for the defendant's arrest due to a reported history of failing to appear for previous court proceedings.

Details of the Incident

According to the complaint, the Wright County Sheriff's Office received notification on October 20, 2025, that Mboma had moved into the county and updated his predatory offender registration. The defendant reportedly listed a primary residence on 26th Street Northeast in St. Michael. However, a review of sheriff's office records and the Beacon property system allegedly revealed that the specific address provided by the defendant does not exist.

In 2024, the sheriff’s office reportedly responded to several calls for service involving the defendant at a different residence in St. Michael. According to the complaint, the homeowners at that location informed investigators that the defendant never resided there, was not welcome, and would not be permitted to live at the home. A deputy reportedly conducted a compliance check and confirmed with residents at the location Mboma previously claimed to occupy that he was still not welcome and did not live at the site.

Court Proceedings

The defendant was charged via warrant and is currently out of custody. According to the complaint, the warrant was requested by the State because the defendant failed to appear for court in a separate case in October 2024 and did not reappear for that matter until November 2025.

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12/22/2025

Felony DWI Charges Filed Following Reported Liquor Store Incident — Maple Lake

Elizabeth Ellen Hartneck, 63, of Buffalo, has been charged with felony first-degree driving while impaired - under the influence of alcohol (169A.20.1(1)) and felony first-degree driving while impaired - alcohol concentration 0.08 or more within two hours (169A.20.1(5)).

▪️ Hartneck allegedly drove to a Maple Lake liquor store while intoxicated and struggled to locate her vehicle keys to leave the premises.
▪️ Store employees reportedly observed the defendant appearing disoriented and stumbling while entering the business three separate times to search for her keys.
▪️ A breath test administered following the arrest allegedly recorded an alcohol concentration of .15, and the defendant reportedly admitted to driving to the store.

Details of the Incident

On December 20, 2025, at approximately 2:50 p.m., a Wright County deputy responded to Maple Lake Wine and Spirits in Maple Lake following a report of an intoxicated female. According to the complaint, a store clerk reported that Elizabeth Ellen Hartneck had driven to the business and appeared to be under the influence of alcohol. The clerk reportedly stated that the defendant had entered the store three times because she could not find her keys to leave.

Upon arrival, the deputy allegedly observed Hartneck appearing disoriented and stumbling while she walked. The defendant reportedly agreed to perform standard field sobriety tests, during which she allegedly demonstrated indicators that she was under the influence of alcohol. She was subsequently arrested and taken to jail for further processing.

According to the complaint, Hartneck was read the Minnesota Breath Test Advisory and agreed to submit to a breath test. The test allegedly resulted in an alcohol concentration of .15 within two hours of driving. After being advised of her rights, the defendant reportedly admitted to driving to the liquor store. Court records reportedly show that Hartneck was previously convicted of a felony DWI in 2015.

Court Proceedings

Bail was set at $15,000 by Judge John Bowen with conditions.

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12/22/2025

Felony Assault Charges Filed Following Alleged 'Sucker Punch' Attack — Otsego

Easton Jeffrey Guyer, 19, of Otsego, has been charged with felony third-degree assault - substantial bodily harm (609.223.1).

▪️ Guyer allegedly "sucker punched" a man in the parking lot of a local bar (Cowboy Jack's) while the victim was waiting for an Uber.
▪️ The victim reportedly suffered a jaw broken in two places, an injury that was initially mistaken for a lost tooth.
▪️ Witnesses, including a business manager, reportedly told deputies that the defendant was highly intoxicated and had been confrontational with others prior to the incident.

Details of the Incident

On December 21, 2025, at approximately 2:48 a.m., a Wright County deputy was reportedly alerted to an assault that occurred at a business in the city of Otsego. According to the complaint, Victim 1 reported he had been "sucker punched" in the parking lot. Victim 1 reportedly sought medical attention at an emergency room, where it was allegedly discovered that his jaw was broken in two locations, necessitating surgery.

According to the complaint, Victim 1 stated that the defendant appeared to be very intoxicated and had been involved in confrontations with other individuals inside the establishment earlier that night. Victim 1 reportedly noted that he had not been involved in any of the previous confrontations. While Victim 1 was reportedly outside waiting for an Uber to arrive, the defendant allegedly struck him in the back of the head and knocked him to the ground.

Deputies reportedly spoke with the manager of the establishment and an additional witness regarding the incident. All three statements provided to law enforcement reportedly indicated that Guyer, a man, punched Victim 1 with significant force. According to the complaint, the injuries sustained by the victim constituted substantial bodily harm.

Court Proceedings

Bail was set at $3,000 by Judge John Bowen with conditions.

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12/22/2025

Felony Domestic Assault and Threat Charges Filed Following Alleged Incident — Clearwater

Antwone Kenneth Galvin Jr, 24, of Clearwater, has been charged with felony domestic assault (609.2242.4), felony threats of violence - reckless disregard risk (609.713.1), and misdemeanor third-degree assault of an unborn child (609.2672(1)).

▪️ Galvin allegedly attacked his pregnant girlfriend after becoming upset when she asked him to leave her residence.
▪️ The defendant reportedly struck the victim’s head against a door multiple times and threatened to kill both her and her unborn child.
▪️ According to the complaint, Galvin chased the victim as she attempted to flee, pushing her to the ground where she landed on her stomach.

Details of the Incident

According to the criminal complaint, on December 19, 2025, at approximately 2:24 p.m., deputies responded to a domestic assault report at a residence in Clearwater. Upon arrival, a deputy spoke with Victim 1, who reported that her boyfriend, Galvin, had assaulted her. The deputy reportedly observed blood on the exterior door of a neighbor’s home where the victim had sought refuge and noted fresh red marks on both sides of the victim's face consistent with being struck.

Victim 1 reportedly told law enforcement that she was currently pregnant and that Galvin is the potential father of the unborn child. The incident allegedly began when Galvin became upset after the victim asked him to leave the residence. When she resisted his efforts to take her phone, Galvin allegedly struck her head against a door repeatedly. According to the complaint, when the victim reminded Galvin she was pregnant, he reportedly threatened to kill both her and the baby.

The victim was reportedly able to escape the home and run outside, but Galvin allegedly pursued her and pushed her to the ground. Victim 1 reportedly told deputies she landed on her stomach and sustained scrapes to both hands. According to the complaint, the victim was transported to a hospital for a medical evaluation of her unborn baby.

Court records reportedly show that Galvin was previously convicted of felony threats of violence in 2023 and violating a harassment restraining order in 2022.

Court Proceedings

Bail was set at $100,000 by Judge Kari Willis with conditions.

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12/22/2025

Multiple Felony Theft Charges Filed After Alleged $65,000 Swindle — Albertville - Charged via Summons.

Cody David Remarcik, 51, of Big Lake, has been charged with two counts of felony theft - take/use/transfer movable property without consent (609.52.2(a)(1)) and two counts of felony theft by swindle (609.52.2(a)(4)).

▪️ Remarcik, acting as a "Vice President" for an Albertville excavating business, allegedly embezzled $65,151.53 from his employer over a two-year period.
▪️ The defendant reportedly instructed customers to write checks for company materials and equipment rentals directly to him rather than the business.
▪️ According to the complaint, Remarcik admitted to "getting creative" with sales and creating unauthorized invoices because he claimed the company was not paying its bills.

Details of the Incident

On May 27, 2025, the Wright County Sheriff’s Office reportedly received a report of employee theft from the owner of D3 Excavating in Albertville. According to the complaint, the owner, identified as BJN, discovered the alleged activity when a vendor asked to purchase more "black dirt," stating they had been purchasing materials from Remarcik for the past year. BJN reportedly told deputies he was unaware the company had sold any materials to that vendor previously.

Investigators reportedly interviewed the owner of the vendor company, who stated she had purchased dirt seven to eight times and rented heavy equipment through the defendant. Because the payments to Remarcik were so substantial, the vendor reportedly created a tax form for him. According to the complaint, a review of bank records allegedly revealed that Remarcik received numerous checks written directly to him from various businesses for "swamp mats" and other materials, totaling over $65,000 between March 2023 and July 2025.

According to the complaint, Remarcik spoke with detectives at his residence and reportedly claimed he was in charge of the company's "dirt part." He allegedly admitted to placing ads on Facebook under his own name to sell materials and confirmed he requested that checks be written directly to him. While the defendant reportedly claimed the money went back into the business to help pay bills, the owner of the company reportedly verified that employees were never authorized to accept personal checks or handle payments in that manner.

Court Proceedings

The defendant was charged via summons and is currently out of custody.

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12/22/2025

Felony Drug and DWI Charges Filed After Woman Found Slumped at Gas Pump — Monticello

Victoria Catherine Clifton, 33, of Waverly, has been charged with felony fifth-degree drug possession (152.025.2(a)(1)) and gross misdemeanor third-degree driving while impaired (169A.20.1(2)).

▪️ Clifton was allegedly found slumped over in the driver’s seat of a running vehicle that had been parked at a gas pump for over 40 minutes.
▪️ Deputies reportedly observed drug paraphernalia in plain view inside the vehicle before waking the defendant.
▪️ An inventory search of the vehicle allegedly uncovered approximately 0.40 grams of a white rock substance that field-tested as fentanyl.

Details of the Incident

According to the criminal complaint, on December 20, 2025, at approximately 3:15 a.m., a deputy observed a vehicle running with its lights on at a gas station on Oakwood Drive East in Monticello. The vehicle reportedly remained in the same position at the gas pump until 3:56 a.m., at which point the deputy approached to investigate. Upon reaching the vehicle, the deputy allegedly observed Clifton slouched forward in the driver's seat and noted multiple items of drug paraphernalia in plain view.

Clifton reportedly woke up when the deputy opened the vehicle door and allegedly stated she did not want to go to jail. According to the complaint, the defendant exhibited signs of being under the influence of a controlled substance, including bloodshot, watery eyes and slow, lethargic movements. Clifton reportedly agreed to perform standard field sobriety tests, during which she allegedly demonstrated further signs of impairment.

The defendant was subsequently arrested for being in physical control of a motor vehicle while under the influence. According to the complaint, an inventory search of the vehicle resulted in the recovery of a white rock substance weighing .40 grams, which was consistent with fentanyl. Law enforcement reportedly obtained a search warrant for a blood sample, which was taken at a hospital and sent to the crime lab for analysis. Court records reportedly indicate that Clifton was previously convicted of a DWI in 2024.

Court Proceedings

Bail was set at $5,000 by Judge Kari Willis with conditions.

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12/22/2025

UPDATED
Felony Fleeing and Emergency Service Interference Charges Filed — Buffalo

Scott Robert Ordorff, 66, of Buffalo, has been charged with felony fleeing a peace officer in a motor vehicle (609.487.3), gross misdemeanor emergency telephone calls - place fictitious emergency 911 call (609.78.2(2)), misdemeanor disorderly conduct (609.72.1(3)), misdemeanor trespass (609.605.1(b)(8)), and misdemeanor interference with emergency services (609.78.1(6)).

▪️ Ordorff allegedly disrupted operations at a Monticello hospital by acting aggressively and screaming profanities at medical staff.
▪️ After being served a formal trespass order, the defendant reportedly returned to the facility and later fled from deputies in a motor vehicle.
▪️ The defendant is further accused of placing more than 10 calls to 911 in a single night, allegedly making threats toward law enforcement officers.

Details of the Incident

According to the criminal complaints, on December 19, 2025, deputies were dispatched to a hospital in Monticello regarding a male threatening staff. Ordorff was reportedly a visitor in the emergency department where he requested prescription medication. When staff asked him to leave, he allegedly refused and began screaming profanities, which reportedly prevented medical staff from providing care to other patients.

According to the complaint, Ordorff was escorted outside and issued a formal written trespass order. He reportedly returned to the front emergency entrance in his vehicle at 9:22 p.m. When deputies positioned a marked squad car with emergency lights activated to detain him, Ordorff allegedly reversed away from the officers and fled the scene. Law enforcement reportedly pursued the vehicle briefly but discontinued the pursuit out of concerns for public safety.

Later that same evening, at approximately 11:43 p.m., deputies reportedly responded to Ordorff's residence in Buffalo following repeated 911 hang-up calls. Investigators allegedly determined that the defendant called dispatch more than 10 times, including five calls in less than three minutes. During these communications, Ordorff reportedly used abusive language and made threats directed at law enforcement officers. He was reportedly taken into custody at his home for misuse of the emergency system.

Court Proceedings

Bail was set at $3,000 by Judge Kari Willis with conditions.

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