Woman Allegedly Posed as Military Police in Edina Harassment Case
BY MN CRIME STAFF
A Saint Paul woman already charged in a similar felony case is accused of posing as military police in an attempt to contact the protected victim.
The incident happened on Jan. 23 at an apartment building in Edina, according to investigators.
Allie Jeanette Maag, 22, is charged with felony aggravated harassment by false impersonation after prosecutors say she posed both as a military police officer and a Hennepin County court official while violating an active order for protection and a domestic abuse no-contact order tied to a related felony case.
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According to the criminal complaint, Edina police were dispatched around 10:28 a.m. on Friday, Jan. 23 to an apartment building after a woman reported a violation of an order for protection. Dispatchers reported the caller was crying and that loud knocking could be heard during the call. When officers arrived, they spoke with the victim and her roommate, who said Maag had just been at the apartment door, banging and announcing herself as “Military Police” while demanding entry.
Officers learned the victim had an active order for protection against Maag and she was charged just weeks prior with felony threats of violence and felony stalking involving the same victim. As part of that case, the victim was granted a domestic abuse no-contact order against Maag. The victim told police the conduct was part of a long-running pattern of stalking that has been escalating since their relationship ended in October 2025.
Investigators said Maag also contacted the victim’s roommate by cellphone and appeared at his workplace. She allegedly left a voicemail claiming she was a Hennepin County court clerk and needed to meet with him to serve papers. Police say Maag told employees at the workplace that the roommate was going to be placed under arrest by military police.
Police also contacted the apartment building’s management office, which provided a voicemail allegedly left by Maag. In the message, she claimed to be with “the Hennepin County Court” and said paperwork would be served to remove a tenant from the building due to a no-contact order involving another tenant. The message requested that building staff allow entry so the papers could be served.
Officers later located Maag at a hotel and took her into custody. While contacting her inside a workspace area, police reported finding five falsified court documents, including what appeared to be a falsified search warrant for the victim’s residence.
The victim told police she was extremely frightened and concerned for her safety. Investigators noted the victim said the stalking had been ongoing for an extended period and had escalated. In the previous felony case, officers located Maag in the parking lot of the victim’s apartment building.
That earlier case stems from a Jan. 4 report in which the victim told Edina police that her former partner continued contacting her repeatedly after their relationship ended in October. The victim reported multiple daily phone calls, text messages, emails, voicemails and shared electronic documents over several weeks despite being told to stop. She also reported past physical and verbal threats and said she moved residences due to safety concerns, only to have Maag continue showing up and sending messages demonstrating knowledge of her exact location.
The earlier case resulted in felony charges of threats of violence and stalking. Maag was released with no bail including conditions to remain law abiding, have no contact with the victim and to contact probation. Bail has since been reimposed at $30,000 due to the alleged violations.
In the new impersonation case, a judge ordered Maag held on $100,000 bail. Conditions include no contact with the victim, no contact with witnesses, no contact with the address involved, no use of drugs or alcohol, no possession of weapons and compliance with the existing domestic abuse no-contact order.
If convicted, Maag faces up to 10 years in prison on the stalking charge and five years in prison on the harassment and threats of violence charges. She remains jailed with her next court appearance scheduled for Feb. 24.
