BENTON COUNTY, Wash. — A Benton County jail record reviewed July 22 identifies Patrick Iven Brown in booking 2026-00004177 following an arrest by the Richland Police Department. The roster gives an arrest and alleged-offense time of 12:24 a.m. July 18 and a booking time of 12:40 a.m. July 19 at the Benton County Corrections Department.

The record lists four allegations: destruction of property, unlawful imprisonment, second-degree assault marked "DV," and first-degree burglary. It now displays "Released by Court" beside the destruction-of-property line. The page does not explain that notation, and it should not be read by itself as a dismissal, acquittal or final resolution.

The roster also shows one active $100,000 "Cash or Bond" entry. The same bond number is attached to the unlawful-imprisonment, assault and burglary lines; the page does not show three separate $100,000 bonds. Bond information governs release conditions and is not a finding of guilt.

The booking page does not include statute numbers. For context, Washington’s similarly named unlawful-imprisonment statute, RCW 9A.40.040, covers knowingly restraining another person and classifies the offense as a class C felony. RCW 9A.36.021 generally classifies second-degree assault as a class B felony, while RCW 9A.52.020 classifies first-degree burglary as a class A felony. Those statutes describe offenses in general; the roster does not reveal which statutory alternatives authorities allege in this incident. Its broad "destruction of property" label lacks a degree or statute code, so Registry Recognizer did not assign it a specific offense or penalty.

The "DV" abbreviation appears on the assault line in the jail record. The public page does not identify an alleged victim, describe a relationship or provide an incident narrative, and this report does not infer those details.

Registry Recognizer did not locate an exact Richland Police release or independently reported account during this review. The jail record reports docket 2610062103 on the unlawful-imprisonment, assault and burglary lines. Registry Recognizer’s local court-document tool has no configured Benton County source, so that docket was not independently checked against a court file through the tool and no successful case-search marker was written. This report therefore cannot say which counts prosecutors formally filed, whether any count remains pending, or what court action produced the roster’s "Released by Court" notation.

The allegations in a booking record are not proof of guilt. Brown is presumed innocent unless and until guilt is established in court.