St. Louis County Warrant Search
Published warrant information and wanted bulletins for St. Louis County, MN.
Official search resources
Start with the sheriff’s separate felony and misdemeanor lists, then check the relevant court record.
St. Louis County Sheriff's Office
Official Jurisdictional Record Custodian • MNActive Warrants in St. Louis County
| Person | Charges | Bond |
|---|---|---|
NOV 6, 2026· 2 records | ||
| Kyle Mark Obeidzinski Probation Violation | ASSAULT |
Bond$100,000 |
| Devon Franklin Keeler Probation Violation | DRUGS |
Bond |
NOV 5, 2026· 2 records | ||
| Salor Charles Zeah Probation Violation | PROPERTY DAMAGE |
Bond |
| Michael Jon Madich Probation Violation | DRUGS+1
|
Bond$12,000 |
NOV 4, 2026· 2 records | ||
| John Edward Isham Probation Violation | DRUGS+1
|
Bond$5,000 |
| Chamiah Monae Banks Probation Violation | ASSAULT ×2+2
|
Bond$5,000 |
Understand and check a directory entry
Start with the label shown on the record, then compare the available details with the linked publisher. A matching name alone does not establish that two entries concern the same person.
What does this number or date mean?
A warrant number, case reference, agency identifier and Directory Record ID are different references. The date a source was checked is separate from the date an order was issued.
Read the field-by-field guideWhere can I check current information?
Open the record’s official source. If its fields are incomplete or a result is unclear, use the responsible agency or court’s published contact route. Public online coverage varies.
Find the appropriate checking stepsIs the entry inaccurate?
Send the affected CAW page URL through the free correction form. Correcting this directory is separate from changing an agency publication or a court order.
Request a correction or removalSearching St. Louis County, Minnesota warrant lists
Official resource notes
Check both official list categories
The St. Louis County Sheriff’s Warrant Division page links to separate active felony and misdemeanor lists. Start at that page so you use the documents currently linked by the county. If you do not know the category, check both lists rather than relying on a search of only one document. Compare the available identifying and case details before assuming a match.
Read publication time separately from court status
The sheriff says its lists are updated daily at 9 p.m., but warns that court actions and database updates can be delayed. A listing therefore describes a published observation, not a guarantee of present status. For an entry believed to be incorrect, the county directs visitors to the appropriate court clerk. Its page also separates instructions for Duluth, Hibbing, and Virginia; use the courthouse connected to the case.
Use court records to follow the case
Minnesota’s Access Case Records page links to MCRO for many public district-court records and explains courthouse access options. Keep the case number when moving between a sheriff list and a court record. Public online access is not the same as complete access to every case document, and an empty result cannot certify that no warrant exists. Our warrant types guide explains common terms.
General information, not legal advice. Consult a lawyer or the responsible court or agency about your situation.