Arrested for drunk driving in Minnesota (MN)

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DUI Arrest Records - Rice County, Minnesota

Below are public DUI, DWI, and related driving offense records for Rice County, Minnesota. Records may include arrest dates, charge descriptions, bond information, city details, and booking photos when available. Older records are kept for public lookup and historical reference, but an arrest record does not prove guilt or conviction.

Name	Arrest	Photo
Victor Mendoza More Information >>>	• #1 Traf Acc Ms-4th Deg DWI-08 or More -motor Vehicle • #2 Traffic Ms Other Motor Vehicle • #3 Drugs Drug Paraphernalia Possession Unk Unk • #4 Csc 2-unk Act Unk Assail Unk Age M
Andrew John Meyer More Information >>>	• #1 Traf Ac Gm-2nd Deg DWI-08 or More -motor Vehicle • #2 Crim Agnst Admn Just Ms Obst Legal Process • #3 Traf Ac Gm-2nd Deg DWI Refusal to Test Motor Vehicle • #4 Crim Agnst Admn Just Gm Obstucting Force
Jeremy Lee Meyer More Information >>>	• #1 Traf Ac Gm-3rd Deg DWI Ui Alcohol Motor Vehicle • #2 Traf Ac Gm-3rd Deg DWI-08 or More -motor Vehicle • #3 Interfere with Police Ofc
Michael Lee Meyer More Information >>>	• #1 Traf Ac Gm-3rd Deg DWI Ui Alcohol Motor Vehicle
Brea Kathleen Milan More Information >>>	• #1 Domestic Aslt Ms Inflt Bodily Harm Hands Ad Fam • #2 Traf Ac Gm-3rd Deg DWI-08 or More -motor Vehicle
Matthew James Mills More Information >>>	• #1 Traf Ac Fe-1st Deg DWI Ui Alcohol Motor Vehicle
Cody Ray Miranda More Information >>>	• #1 Con Sub 1-possession Cocaine Not Applicable • #2 Traffic Ms Other Motor Vehicle Reckless Driving • #3 Traffic Ms Other Motor Vehicle Speeding
Faisal Mohamud More Information >>>	• #1 Traf Ac Gm-2nd Deg DWI Ui Alcohol Motor Vehicle • #2 Traf Ac Gm-2nd Deg DWI Refusal to Test Motor Vehicle
Nereus Robert Montemayor More Information >>>	• #1 Esc Fe Fleeing an Officer • #2 Traf Acc M-4th Deg DWI Ui Alcohol Motor Vehicle
Adam James Moore More Information >>>	• #1 Traffic Ms Other Motor Vehicle Driving After Revocation • #2 Drugs Drug Paraphernalia Possession Unk Unk
Susan Ann Moore More Information >>>	• #1 Traf Ac Gm-2nd Deg DWI-08 or More -motor Vehicle
Michael Wayne Moreland More Information >>>	• #1 Traf Acc Fe Gross Neg Death Motor Vehicle • #2 Traffic Ms Other Motor Vehicle Careless Driving
Debra Sue Morrow More Information >>>	• #1 Traf Ac Gm-3rd Deg DWI-08 or More -motor Vehicle • #2 Traf Ac Gm-3rd Deg DWI Ui Alcohol Motor Vehicle
Michael Jay Morse More Information >>>	• #1 Traf Ac Gm-2nd Deg DWI Refusal to Test Motor Vehicle
Michael Jay Morse More Information >>>	• #1 Traffic Ms Other Motor Vehicle • #2 Traf Accident Ms Fail Stop Drvr Caused • #3 Traf Ac Gm-3rd Deg DWI Ui Alcohol Motor Vehicle
Michael Jay Morse More Information >>>	• #1 Traf Ac Fe-1st Deg DWI Refusal to Test Motor Vehicle
Geoffrey Adam Muchow More Information >>>	• #1 Traf Ac Gm-3rd Deg DWI Ui Alcohol Motor Vehicle
Vincent Thomas Mueller More Information >>>	• #1 Traf Ac Gm-3rd Deg DWI-08 or More -motor Vehicle • #2 Traf Acc Ms-4th Deg DWI-08 or More -motor Vehicle
Norman Waithaka Mukuna More Information >>>	• #1 Traffic Ms Other Motor Vehicle Reckless Driving • #2 Traffic Ms Other Motor Vehicle Speed Excees of 100 • #3 Crm Agnst Fam Gm Endanger Chld Other • #4 Traf Ac Gm-3rd Deg DWI Ui Alcohol Motor Vehicle • #5 Traf Ac Gm-3rd Deg DWI-08 or More -motor Vehicle • #6 Crim Agnst Adm Just Gm Give Flse Nam

Disclaimer: Arrest records are public information and may not reflect the final outcome of a case. Charges can be dismissed, reduced, or updated. For current case status, check official court or law enforcement records.

What is the difference between a DUI and a DWI in Minnesota?
In Minnesota, there is no distinction between a DUI (Driving Under the Influence) charge and a DWI (Driving While Impaired) charge. The terms are used interchangeably, but the state officially recognizes only one charge, which is DWI. If you are caught driving under the influence of alcohol in Minnesota, you may face charges for DWI. It is important to conduct background checks to stay informed about individuals and ensure your safety.