Fargo Police Arrest Two on Felony Warrants
Authorities took two individuals into custody in the 3500 block of South University Drive.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Law Enforcement
Fargo police arrested 39-year-old Matthew Burke Teubert and 41-year-old Michelle Elaine Allen on outstanding felony warrants. The arrests took place near Eagles Elementary School during afternoon dismissal.
Why it matters
The apprehension was conducted at the specific request of the Columbia County Sheriff's Office. Law enforcement successfully took both individuals into custody without further incident.
The arrests of Matthew Burke Teubert and Michelle Elaine Allen were performed at the request of the Columbia County Sheriff's Office. Authorities have not yet disclosed the specific charges associated with these felony warrants.
The players
Matthew Burke Teubert
He is a 39-year-old individual who was taken into custody by local police.
Michelle Elaine Allen
She is a 41-year-old individual who was arrested during the same law enforcement action.
Columbia County Sheriff's Office
This is the law enforcement agency that initiated the request for the felony warrants.
The details
Police officers executed the warrants in the 3500 block of South University Drive. The operation occurred during the dismissal period at the nearby Eagles Elementary School, but both individuals were taken into custody without incident.
Timeline
The arrests occurred at 2:44 p.m. on October 29, 2026.
Legal Context
This operation follows the standard inter-jurisdictional warrant service protocol that allows local agencies to assist other jurisdictions in tracking and apprehending wanted individuals. Such cooperation is common practice when out-of-state or out-of-county warrants must be resolved.
The arrests occurred during the school dismissal period near Eagles Elementary School, but authorities confirmed that both individuals were apprehended without incident. There were no immediate safety advisories or road closures issued for the surrounding neighborhood following the operation.
The takeaway
When out-of-county warrants are issued, local law enforcement agencies routinely coordinate to manage the secure apprehension of suspects. Residents should remain aware that police operations in public spaces are typically planned to prioritize safety during civilian interactions.
Further reading
For more information on regional police procedures, visit the Law Enforcement section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Flag - AM 1100 and FM 92.3 WZFG.
