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Petition on Supervised Release — United States v. Jared John Fiege, Docket No. 0:21CR00055-001(MJD) (Dkt. 107, D. Minn.)

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A Prob 12 petition on supervised release in United States v. Jared John Fiege, Docket No. 0864 0:21CR00055-001(MJD), in the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota, by U.S. Probation Officer Corey S. Grandner. Fiege was sentenced for wire fraud and aggravated identity theft on July 27, 2022 by Judge Michael J. Davis to 3 years of supervised release, with conditions including no new credit, restricted access to personal identifiers and computer restrictions. The petition says an April 7, 2026 search found two unapproved internet-capable devices that Fiege admitted having since supervision began, holding photos of other people's social security numbers, insurance and credit card information and potential evidence of new crimes. It asks for a warrant and a hearing on why supervision should not be revoked; Judge Davis signed the order on April 7, 2026.

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Prob 12 (Rev. 11/1/2004)

                             United States District Court
                                                for the
                                   DISTRICT OF MINNESOTA
                                 United States v. Jared John Fiege
                             Docket No. 0864 0:21CR00055-001(MJD)
                                   Petition on Supervised Release

       COMES NOW Corey S. Grandner, U.S. PROBATION OFFICER OF THE COURT,
presenting an official report upon the conduct and attitude of Jared John Fiege who was sentenced
for Wire Fraud and Aggravated Identity Theft on July 27, 2022, by the Honorable Michael J.
Davis, who fixed the period of supervision at 3 years supervised release, and imposed the general
terms and conditions theretofore adopted by the Court and also imposed special conditions and
terms as follows:

         •        No alcohol; not to enter establishment where alcohol is sold
         •        Participate in drug/alcohol treatment program
         •        Psychological/psychiatric treatment
         •        Execute Releases of Information
         •        No contact with victim(s)
         •        No gambling
         •        Financial disclosure
         •        No new credit
         •        Restrict access to personal identifiers
         •        Computer restrictions
         •        Submit to polygraphs
         •        Submit to searches

RESPECTFULLY PRESENTING PETITION FOR ACTION OF COURT FOR CAUSE AS
FOLLOWS:

         MANDATORY CONDITION #1: You shall not commit another federal, state, or
         local crime.

         STANDARD CONDITION #4: You must answer truthfully the questions asked by
         your probation officer.

         SPECIAL CONDITION (i): The defendant shall be prohibited from possessing or
         having access to sensitive personal identifiers, including, but not limited to, credit
         card information; social security numbers; or business or personal account
         information or routing numbers, without prior approval from the probation officer.

         SPECIAL CONDITION (j): The defendant shall not possess or use a computer or
         have access to any on-line service without the prior approval of the U.S. Probation
         and Pretrial Services Office. The defendant’s cooperation shall include, but not be
         limited to, allowing installation of a computer and Internet monitoring program
         and/or identifying computer systems, Internet-capable devices, and similar memory
         and electronic devices to which the defendant has access. Monitoring may include
Petition on Supervised Release                                            RE: Jared John Fiege
Page 2                                                  Docket No. 0864 0:21CR00055-001(MJD)


       random examinations of computer systems along with Internet, electronic, and
       media storage devices under the defendant’s control. The computer system or
       devices may be removed for a more thorough examination, if necessary. The
       defendant shall contribute to the cost of such monitoring services, based on the
       defendant's ability to pay, as deemed appropriate by the U.S. Probation and Pretrial
       Services Office.

On April 1, 2026, Fiege was cited in Hennepin County, Minnesota, for a traffic offense: Wireless
Communications Device-Hold Wireless Communication in One or Both Hands. Evidence from
law enforcement showed a photo of Fiege in possession of an unapproved internet capable device.

On April 2, 2026, Fiege reported his contact with law enforcement to this officer. He stated he did
not have any unapproved device while driving, rather he was in possession of a Garmin global
positioning system (GPS).

On April 7, 2026, U.S. Probation conducted an unannounced home contact and a search of Fiege’s
person, residence, and two vehicles under his control. The search yielded two unapproved internet-
capable devices. Fiege admitted one device was the one seen by law enforcement’s traffic camera,
and that he had possessed both devices since the beginning of supervision.

A software-based search of Fiege’s smart devices conducted on April 7, 2026, revealed potential
evidence of new crimes. Fiege solicited or attempted to solicit services from sex workers numerous
times from at least November 29, 2025, through April 4, 2026.

Examination of Fiege’s devices also revealed photos of other individuals’ personal information,
including social security numbers, insurance information, and credit card information. The photos
were taken on multiple dates.


 PRAYING THAT THE COURT WILL ORDER that a warrant be issued and the defendant be
      brought before the Court to show cause why supervision should not be revoked.



[The rationale for a warrant is contained in Section 5 of the violation report.]
Petition on Supervised Release                                  RE: Jared John Fiege
Page 3                                        Docket No. 0864 0:21CR00055-001(MJD)


         ORDER OF THE COURT                    I declare under penalty of perjury that the
                                               foregoing is true and correct.
Considered and ordered this 7th
                           __________ day
of April 2026
   __________________, and ordered filed       s/ Corey Grandner
and made a part of the records in the above    Corey S. Grandner
case.                                          U.S. Probation Officer
                                               Telephone: 612-664-5415
s/Michael J. Davis
Michael J. Davis                               Executed on     April 7, 2026
Senior U.S. District Judge
                                               Place           Minneapolis

                                               Approved:

                                               Heather Otepka
                                               Heather Otepka
                                               Supervisory U.S. Probation Officer


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