Jacob M. Poferl, 18, and Travis J. Poferl, 20, both of Forest Lake, are charged with felony first-degree criminal damage to property.

According to the probable cause statement, on Aug. 10, a Hubbard County sheriff’s deputy investigated damage to a number of holes at Bear’s Den Golf Course, along with three golf carts. The course manager said the damage included broken greens, fairways and sand traps, along with trash cans, stakes and markers.

Estimated damage to the golf course was $45,261, according to the report.

All three carts had blood stains, the report said, and had been modified to go faster. They were the last three carts rented on August 9. Two of the signatures were illegible and the phone numbers were fake. Travis Poferl, one of the five people, used a credit card. Hailey CL Nelson was identified as Travis’ girlfriend. Both admitted they were involved in the incident to the deputy, the report said. They identified the other three as Matthew R. Conzemius, Jacob Poferl and a juvenile. They reported that the juvenile jumped on a sand trip and hit his head on a PVC pipe, which required four stitches at the hospital.

Conzemius and Jacob also admitted to damaging the course. Both said the minor caused the most damage.

The Poferls make their first court appearance on November 19.

Allen P. Knott, 66, of Akeley, is charged with criminal possession of a firearm.

According to the probable cause statement, a Hubbard County sheriff’s sergeant responded to a residence in Akeley after a report of loud noises. A neighbor reported missing items and accused Knott of running an illegal drug operation. Because of a fifth-degree drug possession conviction in 2007, Knott is prohibited from owning a firearm.

Knott told law enforcement there were seven to eight firearms in a closet and safe inside the residence. After obtaining a search warrant, the sergeant found 37 items that were either a firearm or ammunition.

An omnibus hearing is scheduled for November 12.

Jeffrey A. Iverson, 53, of Nevis, is charged with threats of violence and misdemeanor disorderly conduct.

According to the probable cause statement, on Sept. 11 at approximately 9 a.m., the Hubbard County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched to a residence in Nevis. A neighbor reported Iverson was threatening to kill people before retrieving a 2-by-4-foot piece of lumber, yelling, cursing and threatening to shoot law enforcement. Iverson was arrested.

A warrant for his arrest was issued and served after he failed to appear at a court hearing on September 23.

His initial court appearance is scheduled for Nov. 12.

Adam M. Trumble, 22, of Park Rapids, is charged with felony fleeing a peace officer, felony motor vehicle operation and felony third-degree DWI.

According to the probable cause statement, on Sept. 7 at approximately 3:30 a.m., a Hubbard County sheriff’s sergeant observed a sedan with a single headlight on. After the sergeant activated his emergency lights, the sedan traveled at “a high rate of speed” and failed to yield to a four-way stop at the intersection of 139th/Western Avenue and 190th Street, the report said.

The sedan continued on Western Avenue until it became a dead end with a cul-de-sac, struck a fence and several trees before rolling onto its passenger side. According to the report, the sergeant followed, hitting several trees and “causing significant damage” to the patrol car. The sergeant was treated for a contusion to his left arm and stiffness in his neck, left shoulder and back. The entire chase covered two miles, the report said.

Two men were trapped in the sedan. The driver was identified as Trumble. The messenger was Talen E. Trumble. In addition to bleeding from a laceration to his left eyebrow, deputies state in the report that Adam showed signs of impairment. Adam admitted that he had consumed alcohol. He was diagnosed with three compression fractures in his back and a possible dislocation of his left thumb. He was arrested. A preliminary breath test came back 0.194 at 8:20 a.m

A review of his criminal history reveals an ongoing charge of open glass and fleeing on foot and felony convictions for fleeing on foot, tampering with a motor vehicle and theft in 2017.

An omnibus hearing is scheduled for November 18.

Ashley A. Ashley, 33, of Ogema, is charged with two counts of theft of property.

According to the probable cause statement, on May 12, Park Rapids police were dispatched to L&M Fleet in Park Rapids following a report of a shoplifter who fled the store without paying for two chainsaws and two crossbows at approximately 4:36 p.m. Video Surveillance showed a male, female and gray Pontiac Grand Prix with a North Dakota license plate.

Law enforcement contacted the registered owner, who said the vehicle had recently been sold. A GPS tracker indicated that the car was parked near Ogema. The Becker County Sheriff’s Office and White Earth Tribal Police were contacted. The male party has been identified as Anthony RA Villebrun. Following a search warrant, the chainsaw and crossbows were recovered from the vehicle. Ashley denied being involved. The clothing seen in the video was found in the bedroom.

The total value of the items was $3,190.

A review of Ashley’s criminal history reveals convictions for obstruction, theft, check forgery and giving a false name.

Her initial court appearance is scheduled for Nov. 19.

Bardomiano C. Coronado, 33, of Park Rapids, is charged with domestic assault, strangulation and misdemeanor domestic battery.

According to the probable cause statement, on September 15 at approximately 11:31 p.m., Park Rapids Police responded to a report of domestic abuse at a residence in Park Rapids. The victim stated that Coronado woke her up and asked her if she was going to Chicago with him. When she said “no,” the report states Coronado began choking her. Red marks on her neck were consistent with a handprint, according to the report. Coronado was arrested on September 16 when he returned home.

Sentencing is scheduled for December 2.