Minneapolis: Barry Bieganowski in DOC Registry

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (trfnews.i234.me) — The Minnesota Department of Corrections identifies Barry M. Bieganowski in its public registrant records.

The supplied listing places his registered area near the 5700 block of Bossen Terrace in Minneapolis. The location is in Hennepin County, with ZIP code 55417.

The public notice describes past sexual offenses and provides information about Bieganowski’s supervision history.

According to the DOC, his court-imposed Minnesota prison sentence and supervised release have expired. The record does not provide a specific release date or report a new arrest in 2026.

Details of Barry Bieganowski’s Offense History

The Minnesota DOC reports that Bieganowski has a history of sexual conduct and contact involving male and female children and teenagers he knew.

According to the department, the conduct included taking photographs of two victims. The reported sexual contact also included penetration.

The DOC states that Bieganowski physically assaulted one victim. The department also reports that threats and force were used to gain compliance.

The public record cites Minnesota Statute 609.342, which addresses first-degree criminal sexual conduct.

The listing also references Minnesota Chapter 253D, which governs certain civil commitment proceedings.

Bieganowski’s Minnesota DOC offender identification number is 112532. His listed date of birth is March 12, 1959.

Registered Location in Minneapolis

The DOC lists Bieganowski’s registered location near the 5700 block of Bossen Terrace in Minneapolis.

The notice identifies a general residential area rather than a complete street address.

The department also lists Barry Michael Bieganowski and Barry Berryman as alternate names.

Although his prison sentence and supervised release have expired, the record includes a Minnesota Sex Offender Program reintegration contact.

That entry does not establish his current treatment or custody status.

The supplied notification does not independently confirm his registered location as of October 2026.

Minnesota Community Notification Requirements

Minnesota law requires certain individuals to register following qualifying offenses. Some registrants are also subject to public notification requirements.

Under Minnesota Statute 244.052, local law enforcement determines which information should be released.

Additional registration requirements appear in Minnesota Statute 243.166 and Minnesota Statute 243.167.

The DOC says it publishes authorized information within 48 hours after receiving approval from law enforcement.

The department explains that a public registry listing does not automatically mean an individual is wanted by police.

Bieganowski’s supplied notification does not identify him as wanted by law enforcement.

Where Minneapolis Residents Can Get More Information

Residents with questions about this notification can contact the Minneapolis Police Department at 612-673-3000.

The Minnesota DOC Community Notification Unit also provides information about the public notification process.

Residents can call 651-361-7340 or the toll-free number, 866-396-9953.

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

The department says responses are generally provided within 24 hours during normal business hours.

Residents can review the Minnesota Community Notification Act fact sheet for more information.

Additional official resources are available through the Minnesota Department of Corrections website.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.