MN Operation Safety Net

Update: We are in phase four of OSN. This includes scaling back on resources with the ability to quickly increase them if needed.

“Right now, we are moving into phase four, so we are actively demobilizing in a strategic way. And at the same time, we certainly have resources available as we always do. For sure through to the weekend and into the foreseeable future to make sure that we’re ready in the event that something comes up, and at the same time, very hopeful that the last few nights are indicative of the future for Minnesota,” says Col. Langer, Minnesota State Patrol.

“We have started transitioning to phase four, we are going to be maneuvering our soldiers and airmen out of the Twin Cities Metro and back to their communities, back to their families, and back to their employers,” added Maj. Gen. Manke, MN National Guard.

There were no related arrests last night. This includes all agencies.

Operation Safety Net leaders are giving an update at 4 p.m. today. Officials will discuss the ongoing preparations to prevent the violent disruption of peaceful protests as the jury continues to deliberate in the Derek Chauvin Trial. Watch live: https://youtu.be/5xXQQ7tRfSw

📢Remember to use the 5 Ws when reporting suspicious activity. 📢

Include who or what you saw; when you saw it; where it occurred; and why it’s suspicious.

Don’t know when something is suspicious? Review this graphic.

REMEMBER: Please keep 911 lines open for emergencies.
Minneapolis Contact Numbers
• 911: Life safety emergencies requiring police, fire or EMS.
• 612-673-5335: Tips to Minneapolis police about suspicious activity not requiring an immediate response.

Ramsey County Tipline
651-266-1111: Tips about suspicious activity not requiring an immediate response.

Outside of Minneapolis or Ramsey County? Call your 911 dispatch center’s 10-digit number to report suspicious activity: https://go.usa.gov/xsmm4.