St. Paul DOC Details Kenneth Bronk’s Offense History
ST. PAUL (trfnews.i234.me) — Kenneth Lee Bronk, 57, appears in Minnesota’s public registrant database.
The Department of Corrections lists his registered area near Acker Street West in St. Paul.
The location is in Ramsey County, and the record identifies the St. Paul Police Department as the responsible agency.
The listing gives February 11, 2025, as his release date.
This record concerns previous offenses and community notification. It does not announce a new arrest or a recent move.
DOC Describes Prior Sexual Offenses
The DOC summarizes separate incidents involving an adult woman and a girl known to Bronk.
According to the department, the incidents involved unlawful sexual contact in relationships where Bronk had gained trust.
The state’s summary describes penetration involving the adult woman and sexual touching involving the child.
The DOC reports that force was used in the incident involving the adult woman.
It describes pressure and coercion in the incident involving the child.
The supplied profile does not identify either victim or give the dates of the incidents.
It also does not provide a complete court history or identify convictions for each described event.
Minnesota Statutes Listed in the Record
The DOC profile cites Minnesota Statute 609.343, addressing second-degree criminal sexual conduct.
It also cites Statute 609.345, addressing fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct.
A third citation, Statute 617.23, concerns indecent exposure and related offenses.
The record provides no subdivisions, sentencing details, or case numbers for these laws.
Those missing details should not be inferred from the statutory references alone.
Registration Area and Supervision
Bronk’s public listing places him in the vicinity of Acker Street West, within St. Paul’s 55117 ZIP code.
The profile identifies him as assigned to the DOC’s Intensive Supervised Release program.
The state’s program description outlines heightened monitoring and frequent supervision contacts.
It does not establish the exact restrictions imposed in Bronk’s individual case.
The supplied registry entry does not identify a community notification risk level.
Its disclaimer also says registrants are not considered wanted unless otherwise indicated.
Where Readers Can Check Official Updates
Readers can review the official DOC registrant profile using offender ID 206160.
The Minnesota DOC public search contains information authorized for community notification.
Local law enforcement determines what information can be shared in each case.
Questions can be directed to the DOC Community Notification Unit at 651-361-7340 or 866-396-9953.
Residents may also email notification.doc@state.mn.us for information.
The registry should not be treated as evidence of recent criminal activity.
I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.
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