Minneapolis: Carmichael Bedford Listed Under ISR
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (trfnews.i234.me) — Minnesota Department of Corrections records identify Carmichael Deangello Bedford in a public registrant listing.
The department lists his registered address in the 5700 block of Bossen Terrace in Minneapolis, Hennepin County.
Bedford is identified by Minnesota DOC offender number 196483. His listed date of birth is December 26, 1980.
The profile describes Bedford as five feet nine inches tall and weighing 219 pounds. His listed physical features include black hair and brown eyes.
The address appears in the DOC registry, but his residence has not been independently confirmed.
DOC Details Sexual Offense History
According to the Minnesota Department of Corrections, Bedford has a history of sexual contact involving female children and teenagers he knew.
The department identifies incidents occurring between 1997 and 2007. Its offense summary states that the contact included penetration.
According to the DOC, Bedford used established relationships of trust to gain access to victims without supervision.
The department describes attention, affection, coercion, and manipulation as methods used to maintain control.
These details concern Bedford’s previous offense history. The supplied record does not describe a new arrest or recent criminal incident.
The listing references Minnesota Statutes 609.342, 609.343, 609.344, and 609.345. These statutes address different degrees of criminal sexual conduct.
The profile also references Chapter 253D, which concerns civil commitment and treatment of certain sex offenders.
The listing does not provide individual conviction details for every cited statute.
Intensive Supervised Release Status
The DOC lists March 15, 2011, as Bedford’s release date. That date is historical and does not represent a new release announcement.
The public profile identifies Bedford as assigned to Intensive Supervised Release, commonly called ISR.
His listed supervision unit is ISR Central, Roseville West. The DOC provides 651-361-7677 as the unit’s telephone number.
The Minnesota DOC Intensive Supervised Release program provides increased oversight for qualifying individuals in the community.
Supervision may involve frequent meetings, approved living arrangements, electronic monitoring, and other conditions.
Individual requirements depend on the person’s supervision plan. The public listing does not identify every condition applying to Bedford.
Public Notification Requirements
Minnesota’s community notification law governs public information about qualifying registrants.
Law enforcement agencies determine which information may be disclosed. The DOC publishes authorized information to support public awareness.
The department says registrants are not considered wanted unless their public profiles indicate otherwise.
Bedford’s supplied profile does not identify an outstanding warrant or report a new criminal charge.
Where Minneapolis Residents Can Learn More
Residents can review the Minnesota DOC Public Registrant Search for updated registration details.
The listing identifies the Minneapolis Police Department as the responsible law enforcement agency. Its listed telephone number is 612-673-3000.
Questions about community notification may also be directed to the DOC Community Notification Unit at 651-361-7340.
The department provides a Community Notification Act fact sheet explaining Minnesota’s notification procedures.
I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.