On April 3, Fridley Police learned that Level 3 Predatory Offender Irvin Lee Bordeaux will not be living in Fridley.  Bordeaux, who had originally registered to live in the City of Fridley upon his release from custody April 6, has registered as "homeless" in Minneapolis. He will be required to report weekly to Minneapolis Police.

View the Predatory Offender Fact Sheet

This notification is meant to provide information and alleviate fear, not create it. The most important factor to consider is that people who commit predatory crimes have always lived in our communities. The difference is that since the 1990's, Minnesota statutes allow local police departments to inform citizens of certain offender's general whereabouts.

There are approximately 55 registered predatory offenders living in the City of Fridley. The Fridley Police Department regularly conducts compliance checks on these offenders. This enforcement ensures that offenders living within our borders are in compliance. Investigations are conducted on those offenders found to be non-compliant as defined by Minnesota statute, with criminal prosecution pursued through the Anoka County Attorney's office.

The predatory offender is required by law to register with local authorities and to keep authorities apprised of any subsequent changes in residence.