St. Paul police
Coverage of St. Paul police in the Nexus archive.
- Help needed to find missing 34-year-old from St. Paul
An endangered missing person alert has been issued for Anthony Brosi, a 34-year-old man last seen in St. Paul on Monday near Shepard Road. Brosi is described as 5 feet 11 inches tall with long brown hair, hazel eyes, and glasses. Authorities are urging the public to contact St. Paul police with any information.
- St. Paul cop killer up for parole: What the Board will consider
A man convicted of killing a St. Paul police officer more than 50 years ago is set for another parole hearing, with reactions from the officer's family and state officials.
- Police searching for suspect accused of damaging over 20 trees in highly vandalized area
St. Paul police are seeking a suspect accused of damaging 24 trees at Lower Landing Park. The suspect, described as a 35- to 50-year-old man wearing specific clothing, is linked to recent vandalism in an area where over 60 trees were uprooted in 2024 and 30 trees were damaged a year earlier. A $5,000 reward is offered for information.
- Deadly shooting in downtown St. Paul under investigation
A deadly shooting occurred in downtown St. Paul, and local authorities are investigating the incident.
- 1 dead after late-night shooting at St. Paul apartment complex
A man was killed and another injured in a late-night shooting at a St. Paul apartment complex. Police responded to the Lowertown neighborhood near 7th Street East and Wacouta Street, finding one man with a fatal stomach wound and another with a leg injury. No arrests have been made, and authorities are searching for a suspect.
- St. Paul woman shot on Jackson Street, no arrests made
A woman was shot on Jackson Street in St. Paul and taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Police found evidence of the shooting at the scene but have not made any arrests.
- No deadline, no urgency: St. Paul mayor on decision to clear out encampments
St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her announced citywide encampment clearances starting at Pig’s Eye Park due to safety and public health concerns, citing over 500 police calls, including violent crimes. The city plans to connect residents with shelter and housing alternatives, emphasizing systemic issues over bed availability.
- Charges: Video captured former New Horizon Academy teacher repeatedly striking ‘frightened’ child
A former New Horizon Academy teacher was charged with malicious punishment of a 4-year-old child after surveillance video showed him striking the child multiple times. The school stated the employee was fired immediately following the incident, which occurred at the Lower Afton Road location.
- St. Paul bicyclist dies from injuries after being hit by open car door
A bicyclist in St. Paul died from injuries sustained after being struck by an open car door on June 27. The incident occurred on Highland Parkway when the driver of a parked vehicle opened the door, hitting the cyclist, who later succumbed to a head injury. The woman in the parked car cooperated with authorities.
- St. Paul police investigating death on Robert Street
St. Paul police are investigating a death that occurred on Robert Street. The incident is currently under examination by local law enforcement.
- St. Paul police investigating death on Robert Street South
St. Paul police are investigating a death on the 100 block of Robert Street South. Authorities confirm there is no threat to the public, and further details are expected to be released later.
- St. Paul police searching for missing non-verbal teen Daymarieon Comer
St. Paul police are searching for Daymarieon Comer, a 15-year-old non-verbal autistic boy who was last seen on Friday afternoon.
- Barbara Mork-Woodford Remembered in Saint Paul Vigil
A St. Paul community held a vigil to remember Barbara Mork-Woodford, who died in a pedestrian crash on June 8 near Hamline Avenue North. Friends and neighbors called for safer streets and alleged distracted driving, though police have not confirmed this. The case is under investigation by the Ramsey County Attorney’s Office.
- St. Paul woman dies 2 weeks after being hit by car near Hamline Avenue
A 47-year-old St. Paul woman, Barbara Mork, died two weeks after being struck by a car near Hamline Avenue North and Midway Parkway. Authorities confirmed her death and sent the case to the Ramsey County Attorney’s Office for charging considerations. A fundraiser highlighted her role as a mother, grandmother, and pet owner.
- Man sentenced to nearly 16 years for assaults that left twin sons with dozens of fractures
A 20-year-old Ramsey County man was sentenced to nearly 16 years in prison for causing 60 fractures in his 3-month-old twin sons through assaults. The judge imposed consecutive terms for the injuries, and the grandmother reported hearing the man scream at the children. He is currently held in Ramsey County Jail and will transfer to St. Cloud Correctional Facility.