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Albert Lea bar owner on the lam after defying COVID restrictions is arrested in Iowa
Albert Lea bar owner who defied COVID restrictions and has been on the lam is arrested in Iowa For nearly six weeks, Lisa Hanson has been in hiding after warrants were issued for her arrest in Albert Lea. April 29, 2021 6:16pm Text size Copy shortlink:
The Albert Lea business owner who defied state COVID-related restrictions at her wine and coffee bar and failed to show up for a bail hearing last month was arrested Thursday in Iowa.
Lisa Hanson, who was released late Thursday afternoon from jail after posting $2,000 bail, told the Star Tribune that she still plans to speak Saturday at a previously scheduled Stand for Liberty rally at an Albert Lea park.
Wine bar owner, wanted over alleged COVID violations, says she ll turn self in if conditions met
Albert Lea wine bar owner, wanted in connection with alleged COVID violations, says she will turn herself in only if conditions are met Lisa Hanson, 56, contends Walz shutdown order and warrant were unlawful. April 23, 2021 7:24pm Text size Copy shortlink:
Lisa Hanson, an Albert Lea wine bar owner charged with violating COVID-related restrictions, said from an undisclosed location Friday that she had no plans to turn herself in until authorities agree to several conditions.
Among those conditions, she said, is getting served by the sheriff with the proper summons with the charges. She added that jurisdiction must be established by the court.
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ALBERT LEA, Minn., April 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ In this small southern Minnesota town, bistro owner 56-year-old Melissa Hanson continues to defy Minnesota Governor Tim Walz s November emergency powers Executive Order, which prohibited restaurants and bars from offering food and beverages indoors. In open defiance of what she says is clearly an illegal order, the state of Minnesota has unloaded a barrage of legal attacks against Hanson in an apparent attempt to make an example of her. The only problem is that, in the face of nine criminal charges, threatened suspension of business licenses, imposition of heavy fines and more, Hanson claims that the only criminals involved in this case are the state actors who have denied her due process every step of the way and she is setting the record in the court to prove it. When the court set a bail hearing in a criminal case brought forth by Albert Lea City Attorney Kelly Martinez, the court never issue