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5 public safety records in this view5 with published map locationsAug 28, 2026 – Sep 26, 2026

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Published records in this snapshot cover Aug 30, 2026 – Sep 26, 2026. Dates outside that coverage are unavailable, not zero.

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Crime Offenses (NIBRS)Occurred Sep 21, 2026Downtown West

Burglary/Breaking & Entering

Downtown West

Record details
Source record
336233
Case
26-274462
Offense code
220
Published location
Downtown West
Approximate coordinates
44.973, -93.272
Counting unit
public safety records
Crime Offenses (NIBRS)Occurred Sep 13, 2026Downtown East

Burglary/Breaking & Entering

Downtown East

Record details
Source record
335774
Case
26-265140
Offense code
220
Published location
Downtown East
Approximate coordinates
44.976, -93.25
Counting unit
public safety records
Crime Offenses (NIBRS)Occurred Sep 5, 2026Downtown East

Burglary/Breaking & Entering

Downtown East

Record details
Source record
334989
Case
26-256513
Offense code
220
Published location
Downtown East
Approximate coordinates
44.975, -93.253
Counting unit
public safety records
Crime Offenses (NIBRS)Occurred Sep 3, 2026Downtown West

Burglary/Breaking & Entering

Downtown West

Record details
Source record
329901
Case
26-255165
Offense code
220
Published location
Downtown West
Approximate coordinates
44.973, -93.277
Counting unit
public safety records
Crime Offenses (NIBRS)Occurred Aug 30, 2026Downtown West

Burglary/Breaking & Entering

Downtown West

Record details
Source record
335001
Case
26-253482
Offense code
220
Published location
Downtown West
Approximate coordinates
44.977, -93.276
Counting unit
public safety records

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Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI M. S. A.

metropolitan statistical area · Jan 1, 2025 – Dec 31, 2025 · Original source ↗

Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI M. S. A. 2025 crime statistics →

Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington metropolitan statistical area includes counties in Minnesota and Wisconsin, not only Minneapolis and St. Paul city limits.

OffensePublished countMeasure
Property crime Subtotal627reported offenses
Theft451reported offenses
Violent crime Subtotal176reported offenses
Aggravated assault120reported offenses
Vehicle theft95reported offenses
Burglary81reported offenses
Rape41reported offenses
Robbery12reported offenses
Murder and nonnegligent manslaughter3reported offenses

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Minneapolis public safety records

3,479 public safety records storedArchive: Aug 30, 2026 – Sep 26, 2026Last published record: Sep 26, 2026Occurrence dates · Browse latest 28 days →

Saint Paul police incident records

2,463 police incident records storedArchive: Aug 31, 2026 – Sep 27, 2026Last published record: Sep 27, 2026Reported dates · Browse latest 28 days →

Minneapolis public safety records ↗

Minneapolis Police Department · Imported Sep 27, 2026. 3,420 of 3,479 public safety records have approximate coordinates.

Coverage and source details
  • Dates preserve the publisher-encoded calendar date. Local-hour conversion is not established and is not inferred from the city.
  • Consolidated feed includes shots-fired calls as well as offenses. No simultaneous import of the overlapping 2026 police-incidents layer.
  • Only explicitly anonymized wgsXAnon/wgsYAnon coordinates are retained. Minneapolis is one contributor, not full Twin Cities coverage.
  • DID repeats across distinct public activity rows. OBJECTID identifies rows within complete replaceable snapshots, not an append-only case history.

Saint Paul police incident records ↗

Saint Paul Police Department · Imported Sep 27, 2026. 0 of 2,463 police incident records have approximate coordinates.

Coverage and source details
  • Dates preserve the publisher-encoded calendar date. Local-hour conversion is not established and is not inferred from the city.
  • Includes proactive police visits and other noncrime events; never label total rows as crimes. DATE is publisher report date. This layer is a nonspatial table despite the registry's earlier geometry claim.

Reports are not convictions. Calls for service are not confirmed crimes. Location precision follows the publisher, with additional rounding where needed. How to read the data →