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Weekly bulletin

Minneapolis crime, week of October 26 to November 1, 2020

930
offenses recorded
flat
vs. the 4-week average (927)
+3%
vs. the same week last year (900)

The Minneapolis Police Department recorded 930 offenses for the week of October 26 to November 1, 2020, flat from the 4-week average of 927 and up 3% from the same week a year earlier (900).

Above their recent range (more than two standard deviations over the prior eight weeks): fraud, 56 against a 4-week average of 41.3.

Saturday had the most offenses (147). The busiest part of the day was afternoon (noon-6 p.m.) (300).

Theft from motor vehicle, the category that covers car break-ins, was 102 (down 5% from the 4-week average); motor vehicle theft was 91 (up 21%).

1 block had 3 or more car-related offenses this week, listed below.

Source: Minneapolis Police Department open data, counted by the date the offense occurred, through October 13, 2026. Weeks run Monday to Sunday. The comparison week a year earlier is 52 weeks back, so weekdays line up. Offenses are counted as MPD counts them and exclude shots-fired calls, gunshot wound victims and subset rows. Reported crimes only. See the methodology. Cite as: Glass on the Street, "Minneapolis crime, week of October 26 to November 1, 2020," https://glassonthestreet.com/weekly/2020-10-26, accessed October 15, 2026.