HOW TO GET MINNEAPOLIS POLICE REPORT FOR CAR ACCIDENT – LAWYERS
Our attorneys always get the police report as soon as we take on a new Minneapolis car accident case. However, sometimes people want to get the police accident report themselves, even before hiring a lawyer. You can obtain a Minneapolis auto accident police report yourself. You can just pick it up or send a written request to the police records department. The Minneapolis police department charges approximately $5 for a copy of the report, depending on how many pages it is.
However, our car accident lawyers sometimes find supplemental reports or other information that must be specifically requested. For example, there may be photographs and body cam or squad cam videos. Therefore, when you request a Minneapolis police report for an auto accident, you should specifically ask whether there is any supplemental information. Also, if there is any prosecution involved, the city or Hennepin County prosecutor’s office may have their own file in addition to the police report.
Of course, you should also check to see if there were other reporting agencies. For example, the Minnesota State Patrol may respond and have their own report. If so, you have to request their report separately. If you have questions about the Minneapolis police car accident report after an auto accident, call our office for a free consultation with a car accident lawyer.
Minneapolis Police Department Records Information Unit
350 5th St. S. Room 31 Minneapolis, MN 55415. Phone: (612) 673-2961 or datapractices@minneapolismn.gov. All requests for Minneapolis Police Department data must comply with department policy and Minnesota Data Practices law under Minnesota State Statute 13.82.
In addition, public information terminals are available for use in the front lobby during normal business hours. Office Hours: 8 am to 4 pm, Monday to Friday. Closed holidays and weekends. (612) 673-2961
Minneapolis Police 1st Precinct
19 North 4th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55401. (612) 673-5701 Fax (612) 370-3900
The 1st Precinct’s service area is downtown Minneapolis and is bounded by the Mississippi River to the North and Northeast. Also, Interstate 94 on the West and South and Plymouth Avenue North. The precinct is headquarters for Patrol Officers and Precinct Investigations. In addition, the Community Response Team and Community Crime Prevention/SAFE Teams are there. The Mounted Patrol and Arson Unit provide citywide services.
The Minneapolis police 2nd Precinct
1911 Central Avenue N.E. Minneapolis, MN 55418 (612) 673-5702 Fax (612) 370-3885
The 2nd Precinct’s service area runs along the Mississippi River on the west and south, 37th Avenue NE on the north, and the cities of St. Anthony and St. Paul on the east. The total area of the 2nd Precinct is about 7,900 acres.
The Minneapolis police 3rd Precinct
3000 Minnehaha Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55406 (612) 673-5703 Fax (612) 370-3880
The 3rd Precinct is headquarters for Patrol Officers and Precinct Investigations. Also, the Community Response Team and Community Crime Prevention/SAFE. The 3rd Precinct is the city’s largest precinct geographically. Its service area is bounded by Interstate 35 W on the west, Interstate 94 on the north, the Mississippi River on the east and 62nd Street on the south.
The Minneapolis police 4th Precinct
1925 Plymouth Avenue North, Minneapolis, MN 55411 (the intersection of Plymouth Avenue North and Morgan Avenue:) (612) 673-5704 Fax (612) 370-3878
The 4th Precinct is headquarters for Patrol Officers and Precinct Investigations. In addition, they also have a Community Response Team and Community Crime Prevention/SAFE Team. The 4th Precinct provides police services to one-fifth of the city of Minneapolis MN. Its service area is bounded by the Mississippi River on the East, Interstate 394 on the South and the city limits on the West and North.
The Minneapolis police 5th Precinct
3101 Nicollet Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55408 (612) 673-5705 FAX (612) 370-3879
The 5th Precinct is set up like the others. Again, it has headquarters for Patrol Officers Precinct Investigations. Plus, like the others, it has a Community Response Team and Community Crime Prevention/SAFE Team. It provides police services to one-fifth of the city of Minneapolis. Its service area runs along Interstate 35 W on the East, Interstate 94 on the North and the city limits on the West and South.
The Minneapolis city attorney’s office frequently prosecutes driving offenses including car accidents. Their website is http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/attorney/attorney_index. Most frequently in drunk driver injury cases, our clients want to stay involved in the court proceedings. The website for the Minneapolis victims’ rights department is http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us
The Hennepin County attorney website is http://www.hennepinattorney.org/
Minneapolis Impound Lot
51 Colfax Ave North Minneapolis, MN 55405. Phone: (612) 673-5777. http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/impound/index.htm.
CAR ACCIDENT LAWYERS MINNEAPOLIS
If you are injured in a car accident in Minneapolis, or a family member has been killed in an auto accident, call our lawyers for a free consultation. Pam Rochlin and David Rochlin are Minnesota personal injury lawyers with more than 25 years of successful experience. We have handled hundreds of car accident injury cases in Minneapolis and throughout MN. An auto accident attorney will discuss your Minneapolis car accident injury case with you. Then, we will answer your questions, and explain your rights. Our car crash lawyers are also happy to meet with you at our office or your home for a free consultation about your personal injury case from the crash.
You can meet with an attorney to discuss your car accident injury case at our offices in Minneapolis MN, St. Louis Park, Woodbury, and Edina. An auto accident lawyer will also meet with people to discuss their car crash cases at their homes in St. Paul MN, Chanhassen, Chaska, Anoka, Eden Prairie, Maple Grove, Rogers, and Brooklyn Park. Also, Bloomington, Richfield, Apple Valley, Roseville, Maplewood, and other surrounding cities in Minnesota. There is no obligation on your part, and we never charge a fee unless you are compensated for your injuries.