Dakota County Prosecutors File New Felony Charge Against Kylie Feldick
HASTINGS MN: — Prosecutors in Dakota County have formally charged Kylie Elizabeth Feldick, 30, with a new felony count following an investigation by the Hastings Police Department into alleged criminal sexual conduct involving a minor.
According to court records from Dakota County District Court, Feldick faces one count of second-degree criminal sexual conduct involving multiple acts committed over an extended period with a victim under 16 years of age with whom she held a significant relationship. Under Minnesota law, the felony charge carries a statutory maximum sentence ranging up to 25 years in prison and up to $35,000 in fines.
According to the statement of probable cause, the Hastings Police Department received a referral on December 8, 2025, regarding allegations of criminal sexual conduct that occurred at a residence in Hastings. The criminal complaint outlines allegations spanning between February 1, 2023, and May 15, 2025. Court documents detail that the minor disclosed that Feldick engaged in repeated sexual contact with the child. The complaint also alleges that Feldick used a phone to record media during the encounters, sent videos of herself, and shared explicit media over a mobile application.
An adult resident interviewed by police confirmed that Feldick spent time in the bedroom while he was in the living room, but stated he was unaware of any improper conduct or shared media at the time.
The new complaint highlights that Feldick was already subject to criminal prosecution in Dakota County prior to the filing of these charges. Court documents note that Feldick was previously charged with criminal sexual conduct in Court File No. 19HA-CR-25-939 for acts involving a young child. Official records indicate that Feldick was taken into custody regarding that prior case on May 15, 2025, which marks the end date of the offense period cited in the latest filing.
A criminal complaint contains formal allegations based on probable cause.
Feldick is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law. Proceedings for the new charge will continue in Dakota County District Court.