Man Displays Documents and Claims Weapons Possession at Jail in Minnesota

Incident at Minnesota Jail Involving Identification Check

Officers interacted with an individual identified as Anderson at a jail in Minnesota when they requested his credentials, according to a complaint. During this encounter, Anderson provided a Minnesota driver's license to the officers.

Claim of Weapons Possession During Encounter

While presenting his identification, Anderson claimed to be in possession of weapons. The complaint does not specify the type of weapons or whether any weapons were recovered, but it records that the claim was made during the exchange with officers at the jail.

Actions Involving Documents at the Jail

According to the complaint, after providing his Minnesota driver's license and making the claim about weapons, Anderson displayed and threw what authorities described as numerous documents at jail staff. The documents are described only as numerous, and no additional information about their contents or purpose is included in the complaint.

Authorities’ Characterization of the Documents

Authorities characterized Anderson’s actions as displaying and throwing numerous documents toward or at staff inside the jail facility. The complaint notes this behavior specifically in connection with the moment officers requested credentials and Anderson responded by presenting his driver's license and handling the documents in this manner.

Documented Elements of the Complaint

The complaint formally records that officers asked Anderson for credentials at the jail, that he responded by providing a Minnesota driver's license, and that he claimed to possess weapons at that time. It further documents that Anderson displayed and threw numerous documents at jail staff. The complaint attributes the description of these actions and the documents directly to authorities. No additional outcomes or subsequent actions are specified in the information available.