Vehicle Break Ins
Every Lowry Hill News story tagged Vehicle Break Ins.
Crime
East Isles Blotter: Week of May 25 — Vehicle Break-Ins and Thefts Lead the Week
Minneapolis police logged six incidents in East Isles during the week of May 25, 2026: three involving vehicles, two thefts and one auto theft, with no violent crime reported.
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East Isles Blotter: Week of May 18 — Vehicle Break-Ins and Thefts Lead the Week
Minneapolis Police open data recorded seven incidents in East Isles during the week of May 18, 2026, including five vehicle-related reports, one residential burglary and one assault.
Crime
Lowry Hill Blotter: Week of May 11 — Vehicle Break-Ins and Thefts Lead the Week
Minneapolis police data records six reported incidents in Lowry Hill during the week of May 11, with vehicle break-ins and stolen cars accounting for four of them.
Crime
East Isles Blotter: Week of May 11 — Vehicle Break-Ins and Thefts Lead the Week
Minneapolis police data records four reported incidents in East Isles during the week of May 11, three of them involving vehicles.
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Lowry Hill Blotter: Week of April 13 — Vehicle Break-Ins and Thefts Lead the Week
Minneapolis Police logged five incidents in Lowry Hill during the week of April 13, 2026, and three of them were vehicle-related, including two on a single block of Girard Avenue South.
Crime
East Isles Blotter: Week of March 23 — Vehicle Break-Ins and Thefts Lead the Week
Five of the six crimes reported in East Isles the week of March 23, 2026, involved a vehicle, with Knox Avenue South appearing three times in a single week.
Crime
East Isles Blotter: Week of March 16 — Thefts Top the Weekly Tally
Minneapolis Police open data recorded four incidents in East Isles during the week of March 16, 2026, three of them thefts.
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5th Precinct Briefing: Property Crime Down, but Vehicle Break-Ins Persist
Theft from parked cars remained the most common crime reported across Lowry Hill, the Wedge and East Isles this spring, even as officers told residents that broader property-crime numbers have eased.
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