Adam Johannes Jungbauer

On March 4, 2026, at approximately 2:31 A.M., police observed a male biking eastbound on Seventh Street near Lafayette Road in St. Paul, Ramsey County, Minnesota. The bike was not equipped with a back light and had a small flashlight on the front, which made the bike very difficult to see. Police initiated an investigatory stop and activated the squad’s emergency lights as well as used the passenger side spotlight to illuminate the bike. The male on the bike did not stop and argued with police questioning the stop.

An officer told the male several times to stop, but he continued biking away from police. Police used the siren to again signal to the male that they were stopping him, but he continued to bike away. The male biked westbound on Tenth Street and was crossing the bridge over Interstate 94 when the squad car cut him off. The male attempted to turn around but fell off his bike. Officers exited the squad and told him to stop, but the male ran towards the bridge railing the threw items off the bridge onto Interstate 94. The male was taken into custody.

The male told police that he swallowed fentanyl. He initially provided a false name to police and was not cooperative with police. Eventually, the male admitted that he lied about his name and identified himself as ADAM JOHANNES JUNGBAUER – [DOB REDACTED]. Police discovered that JUNGBAUER had an active warrant. Police located a rolled-up piece of tinfoil underneath JUNGBAUER. JUNGBAUER told police that it contained fentanyl and said he threw more fentanyl over the bridge railing. JUNGBAUER was transported to the hospital for evaluation.

Doctors informed police that it would be at least a six hour observation period for JUNGBAUER, so police released JUNGBAUER from custody. Presumptive testing on the substance in the rolled-up piece of tinfoil yielded a positive result for fentanyl with a net weight of 0.60 grams.