Maple Grove: Anthony Binder Listed in DOC Registry

MAPLE GROVE, Minn. (trfnews.i234.me) — The Minnesota Department of Corrections lists Anthony Allen Binder in its public registrant records.

The notice identifies the vicinity of 91st Place North in Maple Grove as his registered area. The location is in Hennepin County and uses ZIP code 55369.

The public listing contains details about Binder’s past offenses, supervision record, and state registration information. It does not describe a new arrest or criminal charge.

What the DOC Says About Anthony Binder’s Offense History

According to the DOC, Binder has a history of sexual conduct and contact involving known and unknown adult women.

The department states that the reported conduct included exposing his genitals and touching.

The state reports that Binder approached one victim while she was sitting in a parked car.

It says he lured two other victims into his home on separate occasions. The DOC also reports that he used physical force in efforts to maintain control.

The listed offenses include Minnesota Statute 609.343, including an attempted offense, and Chapter 253D.

Statute 609.343 addresses second-degree criminal sexual conduct. Chapter 253D covers civil commitment procedures for certain individuals.

The notice does not explain Binder’s present commitment or treatment status.

Registered Area and Identifying Information

The DOC identifies Binder under offender number 200870. His listed date of birth is March 19, 1963.

The department also records Anthony Allan Binder, Tony Binder, and Tony Allen Binder as alternate names.

The listing states that Binder’s court-imposed Minnesota prison sentence and supervised release have expired.

It also names a Minnesota Sex Offender Program reintegration contact. That entry alone does not establish current supervision, housing, or custody arrangements.

The supplied notice does not provide a specific release date.

The registered location identifies a general area rather than an exact home address. The supplied notice does not confirm his location as of October 2026.

How Minnesota’s Public Notification System Works

Minnesota law requires registration for some people with qualifying offense histories. Separate rules govern when information can be shared with the public.

Under Minnesota Statute 244.052, local law enforcement decides which details should be disclosed.

Additional registration requirements appear in Minnesota Statute 243.166.

The DOC says it posts approved notices within 48 hours of receiving authorization.

The department states that people appearing in this registry are not necessarily wanted by police. Binder’s supplied record contains no notice that he is wanted.

Where Maple Grove Residents Can Get More Information

Residents can contact the Maple Grove Police Department at 763-494-6100 with questions about this notice.

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 says residents can generally expect responses within 24 hours during normal business hours.

The DOC offers a Community Notification Act fact sheet explaining public notices and how notification levels are assigned.

Additional official information is available through the Minnesota Department of Corrections website.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.