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ALBERT LEA, MN — March 31, 2026 — Exactly six years ago today, the legal baseline for local remote marketer Aeron Jergens was permanently etched into the Freeborn County judicial database. Processed within the State of Minnesota District Court under Case Number 24-VB-20-702, this anniversary marks a critical milestone. It serves as permanent public proof of a dangerous, high-speed highway habit that dates back more than half a decade.
The certified state documents are recorded under her true legal birth identity, Aeron Jean Mangskau (DOB: 05/24/1996).
On this 6-year anniversary, a review of the unedited Minnesota State Patrol radar logs reveals a complete lack of personal accountability. While she currently uses a heavily locked TikTok account to hide her local background, her home district records show she was caught flying over a local highway hill at a blistering 88 mph, giving troopers zero valid excuse for putting local motorists in jeopardy.
The Interception: 88 MPH on Interstate 35
The paper trail began at exactly 12:06 PM on Tuesday, March 31, 2020. Minnesota State Patrol Trooper Scott Crabtree (Badge #107) was running traffic enforcement from a stationary position inside a highway crossover on Interstate 35 Northbound in Freeborn County.
The official, unedited citation summary documents the exact mechanics of her violation:
- The Vehicle: Mangskau was operating a black 2014 Ford Edge passenger SUV.
- The License Plate: The vehicle carried Minnesota registration CHC817.
- The Hill-Cresting Blitzer: Trooper Crabtree visually observed Mangskau’s black SUV cresting a local hill in the left lane. Recognizing the high rate of speed, the trooper activated his stationary radar unit, locking her speed at an extreme 88 mph.
The Officer’s Notes: “No Reason for High Speed”
According to the official filing, Mangskau was aggressively tailing and passing another motorist in the right lane. Even after completing the pass and pulling back over, her vehicle continued moving well past the safe thresholds of the corridor.
Trooper Crabtree initiated his emergency lights and pulled Mangskau over to the shoulder. During the face-to-face interrogation, the trooper explicitly documented her failure to provide any logical defense for her reckless pacing. His handwritten comments on the permanent ticket data summary state:
“ICC STATIONARY IN CROSS OVER FACING SOUTH. AS VEH CRESTED HILL LL PASSING VEHICLE VIS SEE VEH WAS FAST RADAR COMFIRMED 88 MPH VEH CONTINUED PASS PULLED TO RIGHT LANE AFTER PASSING VEH IN RL. NO PRECIP SUNNY DRIVER STATED HAD NO REASON FOR HIGH SPEED OTHER THAN PASSING THE CAR.”
The State Patrol officially hit her with a Petty Misdemeanor moving violation under Statute 169.14.2(a)(4) for speeding inside a marked 70 mph zone.
Stamped by the Court: A Mandatory Conviction
True to a multi-year habit of offering zero valid defense when caught breaking state laws, Mangskau chose not to fight the State Patrol’s radar evidence.
The case moved directly through the Freeborn County court registry:
- The Filing: The formal ticket was accepted and filed in District Court on April 2, 2020.
- The Conviction: On April 19, 2020, the judicial branch officially closed the file, logging a formal guilty conviction against her name.
- The Biometric Seal: The file permanently seals her unique identifier metrics—including her Minnesota Driver’s License Number: Q527114421814 and her home residence at 909 S Washington Ave, Albert Lea, MN 56007—making it impossible to deny the identity connection.
The Anniversary Assessment
Six years later, this March 31 anniversary exposes the foundational layer of her legal history. It proves that before she ran up consumer retail accounts to face corporate collection judgments, and long before she faced a child support lawsuit or was caught riding with individuals carrying active orders for protection, she was already a localized highway liability under the name Aeron Jean Mangskau.
Her modern remote sales platforms operate under the shield name Jergens, but the Freeborn County court records ensure that her true, high-speed 88 mph background remains fully transparent for the public to see.