Bloomington: Level 3 Notice for Johnny Bloodsaw

BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (trfnews.i234.me) — Minnesota Department of Corrections records identify Johnny B. Bloodsaw as a public registrant in Bloomington.

A Bloomington Police Department notice dated March 11, 2025, identifies Bloodsaw as a Level 3 registrant.

The notice lists the 8000 block of Upton Avenue South in Hennepin County as his registered area.

According to the city, the address change took effect March 1, 2025.

The public records describe Bloodsaw’s past offenses, release history, and community notification status. They do not report a new arrest or criminal charge in 2026.

What the DOC Reports About Johnny Bloodsaw

According to the Minnesota DOC, Bloodsaw has a history of sexual conduct involving female teenagers and adults he knew.

The department reports that the conduct included prostitution-related activity and sexual contact involving penetration.

State records describe how Bloodsaw befriended victims and offered assistance to gain their trust.

The DOC reports that he used threats, physical force, weapons, and drugs to control victims.

According to the notification, at least one victim was deprived of food and sleep and held against her will.

The official record lists Minnesota Statutes 609.322, 609.344, and 609.345 in connection with his offense history.

These laws address prostitution-related offenses and criminal sexual conduct.

Johnny Bloodsaw’s DOC Photo and Identification

Bloodsaw’s Minnesota DOC identification number is 102022. His listed date of birth is March 28, 1961.

Release Date and Registered Location

The DOC lists Bloodsaw’s release date as May 1, 2017.

His court-imposed Minnesota prison sentence and supervised release are listed as expired.

The record also lists several alternate names, including Johnnie Bloodsaw, John B. Bloodsaw, and Johnny Bloodsaw Jr.

The registered location identifies a block of Upton Avenue South rather than a specific home address.

The March 2025 Bloomington notification confirms the address information reported in the supplied DOC listing.

However, that notice does not establish his exact residence as of October 2026.

Readers can review the official Bloomington Police Department notification.

What Level 3 Community Notification Means

Level 3 is Minnesota’s highest risk classification for registrants assessed under the state’s community notification system.

Under Minnesota Statute 244.052, local police determine what information should be shared with residents.

The DOC posts approved notifications within 48 hours after receiving authorization from law enforcement.

Registration requirements are outlined in Minnesota Statute 243.166.

The state explains that public registration does not automatically mean an individual is wanted by police.

Bloodsaw’s supplied record does not identify him as wanted by law enforcement.

Where Bloomington Residents Can Get Information

Residents with questions can contact the Bloomington Police Department at 952-563-4900.

The DOC Community Notification Unit can be reached at 651-361-7340 or 866-396-9953.

Questions can also be emailed to notification.doc@state.mn.us.

The department generally responds within 24 hours during normal business hours.

Residents can review the Minnesota Community Notification Act fact sheet.

Current listings can be checked through the Minnesota DOC Public Registrant Search.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.