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Lowry Hill Blotter: Week of March 9 — A Quiet Week on the Blotter

Minneapolis Police open data shows one incident reported in Lowry Hill during the week of March 9, 2026.

By Sam Okafor, Public safety · Mar 15, 2026 · 1 min read

Crime and safety blotter illustration: Lowry Hill, week of March 9 — Along Lowry Hill.Photo: Illustration: Lowry Hill News (AI-generated)

Minneapolis Police logged a single incident in Lowry Hill during the week of March 9, according to the city's open crime data: a stolen vehicle on the 800 block of Dunwoody Boulevard, reported March 11. The location is block-level, as published by the city, and the report carries no presumption of guilt for anyone later arrested or charged.

This week’s reports, mapped

2 reports · Lowry Hill · week of March 9, 2026

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Pins show block-level locations only, per our crime-coverage standards. Source: MPD Open Data.

All 2 reports — week of March 9, 2026, Lowry Hill (Source: MPD Open Data)
Date	Time	Block	Type
Mon, Mar 9	—	0020XX BRYANT AVE S	Assault
Wed, Mar 11	—	0008XX DUNWOODY BLVD	Vehicle

All 2 reports — week of March 9, 2026, Lowry Hill (Source: MPD Open Data)

A separate domestic-assault report on the 2000 block of Bryant Avenue South on March 9 also fell within the neighborhood's edge that week. We report such cases only at the block level and do not identify the parties involved. Anyone who needs help can reach the Minnesota Day One crisis line at 1-866-223-1111, available around the clock.

Vehicle prowls and thefts remain the steadiest complaint on these blocks. Lock up, leave nothing visible and park under a light where you can; doorbell and dash-cam clips help the 5th Precinct connect cases. Counts come from Minneapolis Police open data and may be revised as cases are reviewed.