The department lists his registered address in the 5700 block of Bossen Terrace in Minneapolis, Hennepin County.<\/p>\n
Bedford is identified by Minnesota DOC offender number 196483. His listed date of birth is December 26, 1980.<\/p>\n
The profile describes Bedford as five feet nine inches tall and weighing 219 pounds. His listed physical features include black hair and brown eyes.<\/p>\n
The address appears in the DOC registry, but his residence has not been independently confirmed.<\/p>\n
DOC Details Sexual Offense History<\/h2>\n
According to the Minnesota Department of Corrections, Bedford has a history of sexual contact involving female children and teenagers he knew.<\/p>\n
The department identifies incidents occurring between 1997 and 2007. Its offense summary states that the contact included penetration.<\/p>\n
According to the DOC, Bedford used established relationships of trust to gain access to victims without supervision.<\/p>\n
The department describes attention, affection, coercion, and manipulation as methods used to maintain control.<\/p>\n
These details concern Bedford’s previous offense history. The supplied record does not describe a new arrest or recent criminal incident.<\/p>\n
The listing references Minnesota Statutes 609.342, 609.343, 609.344, and 609.345. These statutes address different degrees of criminal sexual conduct.<\/p>\n
The profile also references Chapter 253D, which concerns civil commitment and treatment of certain sex offenders.<\/p>\n
The listing does not provide individual conviction details for every cited statute.<\/p>\n The DOC lists March 15, 2011, as Bedford’s release date. That date is historical and does not represent a new release announcement.<\/p>\n The public profile identifies Bedford as assigned to Intensive Supervised Release, commonly called ISR.<\/p>\n His listed supervision unit is ISR Central, Roseville West. The DOC provides 651-361-7677 as the unit’s telephone number.<\/p>\n The Minnesota DOC Intensive Supervised Release program<\/a> provides increased oversight for qualifying individuals in the community.<\/p>\n Supervision may involve frequent meetings, approved living arrangements, electronic monitoring, and other conditions.<\/p>\n Individual requirements depend on the person’s supervision plan. The public listing does not identify every condition applying to Bedford.<\/p>\n Minnesota’s community notification law<\/a> governs public information about qualifying registrants.<\/p>\n Law enforcement agencies determine which information may be disclosed. The DOC publishes authorized information to support public awareness.<\/p>\n The department says registrants are not considered wanted unless their public profiles indicate otherwise.<\/p>\n Bedford’s supplied profile does not identify an outstanding warrant or report a new criminal charge.<\/p>\n Residents can review the Minnesota DOC Public Registrant Search<\/a> for updated registration details.<\/p>\n The listing identifies the Minneapolis Police Department as the responsible law enforcement agency. Its listed telephone number is 612-673-3000.<\/p>\n Questions about community notification may also be directed to the DOC Community Notification Unit at 651-361-7340.<\/p>\n The department provides a Community Notification Act fact sheet<\/a> explaining Minnesota’s notification procedures.<\/p>\n I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News<\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n![\"Carmichael](\"https:\/\/trfnews.i234.me\/wordpress\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/10\/Bedford-Carmichael-Deangello.jpg\")
<\/a>Intensive Supervised Release Status<\/h2>\n
Public Notification Requirements<\/h2>\n
Where Minneapolis Residents Can Learn More<\/h2>\n