Crookston: Jake Cariveau Held on Felony Probation Violation
Crookston (trfnews.i234.me) — Jake Isaiah Cariveau was booked into custody on August 27, 2026.
The jail roster lists Cariveau’s controlling charge as a felony probation violation.
Cariveau was born October 11, 1990. He was 35 years old at the time of booking.
The information provided does not list a release date.
Probation Violation Listed
The roster describes the controlling charge as “PROBATION VIOLATION- FE.”
No additional description of the alleged probation violation appears in the supplied booking information.
The record does not state which probation condition Cariveau allegedly violated.
It also does not identify the court case connected with the probation matter.
A probation violation allegation can arise when authorities believe someone failed to follow court-ordered probation conditions.
Jake Isaiah Cariveau. Northwest Regional Corrections Center booking photo.
Possible probation conditions vary and depend on the original court order.
The supplied roster does not identify any specific condition in Cariveau’s case.
Booked at Crookston Facility
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center is located at 816 Marin Avenue in Crookston.
The facility serves Polk, Norman, and Red Lake counties through Tri-County Community Corrections.
Readers can visit the Northwest Regional Corrections Center website for jail information.
The correctional center also maintains inmate information for people held at the facility.
Custody information can change as court hearings occur or release conditions are set.
Court Records May Provide More Information
The short jail entry does not explain the underlying case that led to probation.
It also does not provide a court date, bail amount, or sentencing information.
More details may appear in public court records as the matter proceeds.
Readers can search Minnesota Court Records Online for publicly available district court cases.
The online court system includes case details and some public documents.
Some information may only be available at a courthouse under Minnesota access rules.
A probation violation allegation does not by itself establish that a violation occurred.
A court determines whether probation was violated and what action should follow.
northwestmnnow.com will continue following publicly available records for updates in the case.
I’m Daniel Mercer reporting for northwestmnnow.com.
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