TAVARRUS ALLEN PEARSON ARRESTED IN BLOOMINGTON ON MULTIPLE WARRANTS INVOLVING BURGLARY, THEFT, AND FELONY DRUG POSSESSION

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BLOOMINGTON, MINNESOTA — Tavarrus Allen Pearson, 24, was arrested by the Bloomington Police Department and booked into the Hennepin County Jail on November 8, 2026, at approximately 1:23 p.m. Jail records show Pearson was being held on four Hennepin County warrants involving felony drug possession, two fourth-degree burglary allegations, theft, and receiving stolen property.

According to Hennepin County Jail records, the warrants involve cases originating from the Bloomington, Richfield, and Edina police departments. Pearson was listed as being in custody at the City Hall detention facility in Minneapolis, with a court appearance scheduled for November 9, 2026, at 9:30 a.m. in downtown Minneapolis.

Arrest Information

Full Name: Tavarrus Allen Pearson

Booking Date: November 8, 2026

Facility: Hennepin County Jail — City Hall

Charges and Warrants:

Case 1 — MNCIS: 27-CR-23-13012

1. Drugs — Fifth-Degree Possession of a Schedule I, II, III, or IV Controlled Substance or Residual Paraphernalia, Excluding Cannabis/Hemp

* Severity: Felony

* Minnesota Statute: 152.025.2(1)

* Agency: Bloomington Police Department

* Bail: Not Listed

Case 2 — MNCIS: 27-CR-26-7189

2. Burglary — Fourth Degree — Entering a Building Open to the Public With Intent to Steal, Directly or as an Accomplice

* Severity: Gross Misdemeanor

* Minnesota Statute: 609.582.4(b)

* Agency: Bloomington Police Department

* Bail: $3,000

Case 3 — MNCIS: 27-CR-26-17671

3. Burglary — Fourth Degree — Entering a Building Open to the Public With Intent to Steal, Directly or as an Accomplice

* Severity: Gross Misdemeanor

* Minnesota Statute: 609.582.4(b)

4. Theft — Taking, Using, or Transferring Movable Property Without Consent

* Severity: Misdemeanor

* Minnesota Statute: 609.52.2(a)(1)

5. Receiving Stolen Property

* Severity: Misdemeanor

* Minnesota Statute: 609.53.1

Agency: Richfield Police Department

Case 4 — MNCIS: 27-CR-26-17191

6. Theft — Taking, Using, or Transferring Movable Property Without Consent

* Severity: Misdemeanor

* Minnesota Statute: 609.52.2(a)(1)

* Agency: Edina Police Department

* Bail: $3,000

The booking information identifies six listed offenses across four separate court cases. Three warrants carry individual $3,000 bail or bond options without conditional release, while the felony drug possession warrant does not list a bail amount.

The available jail records do not provide details about the circumstances surrounding the alleged burglaries or thefts, the property involved, or the controlled substance associated with the felony drug case.

Source: Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office Jail Records, November 8, 2026.