U of M Twin Cities: Robbery on 08/01/2024 at 2 am near S. 26th Ave and S. 7th St. Suspects pointed guns at victims and robbed them. The suspects were 5 males, 14-16 years old. Suspects left the location on foot and went towards Riverside Park.. Be aware and use caution. This is an MPD case. Updates and safety tips at z.umn.edu/alerts.
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08/03/2024 - 01:22
U of M Twin Cities: Shooting at midnight near 4 St se/12 Av se. Unknown suspect in a dark vehicle shot victim and fled. This was not a U of M student. Use Caution updates and safety tips at z.umn.edu/alerts
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07/23/2024 - 20:11
U of M Twin Cities: Attempted Robbery at 5:20 in/near Pleasant St Se/Arlingston St Se. The suspects used a vehicle to knock the victim off her bike. Victim was not seriously injured. Suspects drove off without the victim"s property. The suspects were 5 males 17-22 years old. Veh was a gray Ford Edge SUV. Use caution. Updates and safety tips at z.umn.edu/alerts
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U of M Twin Cities: Robbery of business occurred at 8:15 am in/at 818 Washington Av SE. The suspect is a female with shoulder length hair wearing all black clothing, carrying a black backpack. A gun was seen. The suspect is believed to have left the area. Use caution. This is a Minneapolis Case. Updates and safety tips at z.umn.edu/alerts
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06/20/2024 - 04:32
U of M Twin Cities: Robbery at 3:50 am, near 701 15th Ave Se. Suspect described as wearing black pants, a white shirt and a blue medical mask. Suspect pointed a handgun at victim and took victim's wallet. Use caution. Updates and safety tips at: http://z.umn.edu/alerts
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06/18/2024 - 19:54
U of M Twin Cities: robbery of person at 7:29 pm near Washington/Huron Blvd, 4 male suspects assaulted victim and took victims vehicle a black Audi USE CAUTION this may be related to a second robbery near University and 15 Av Se updates and safety tips at z.umn.edu/alerts
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06/16/2024 - 20:12
U of M Twin Cities: Robbery of Person occurred at 7:10 in/near Elm St SE/17th Av Se. Suspect 1 was wearing a red hooded sweatshirt. Suspect 2 was wearing all dark clothing. Suspect 3 was a female no clothing description. No weapon was used. USE CAUTION. updates and safety tips at z.umn.edu/alerts
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06/16/2024 - 17:39
U of M Twin Cities: Attempted Robbery of Person at 11pm on 06/15 near University/Oak St Se . Suspect was a male 5'9 23-30 years old bald, wearing a blue t-shirt, shorts and a blue medical type mask. Knife implied but not seen. ACTION: USE CAUTION updates and safety tips at z.umn.edu/alerts
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05/04/2024 - 11:17
The U of M Department of Public Safety just received the following information. Robbery at 8:00 pm on Saturday, May 2, near 4th St SE & 15th Ave SE. Suspect is a male, 6'4, 230 lbs with a shaved head, wearing a long sleeved white shirt and blue jeans. The suspect pushed the victim and took a bicycle. Use Caution. This is a Minneapolis case. Updates and safety tips at z.umn.edu/alerts.
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03/27/2024 - 22:01
U of M Twin Cities: Robbery at 8:15 pm in the area of 5 ST SE/15 AV SE. Suspects are 4 younger males, 1 wearing all black, 1 wearing grey track suite, 1 wearing a pink colored hoodie. Use caution in the area. This is a Minneapolis police case. Updates and safety tips at z.umn.edu/alerts
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Many students and employees live in the neighborhoods that surround the campus. These neighborhoods are not the jurisdiction of the UMPD and most are outside of the University’s Clery Act responsibility. However, when a serious crime occurs in an area just outside of our Clery geography, the University works closely with our law enforcement partners to determine if a public safety notification should be issued to the University community.
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Rapid notifications in emergency situations will be sent to the campus community via the following channels: text, phone, and email, depending on individual preferences. All contact methods may be updated or changed with the exception of the umn.edu email address, which is required. Situation updates will be posted on the Public Safety “Safety Notifications” webpage. In certain circumstances, information may also be posted on umn.edu.
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