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.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
What the DOC Says About Anthony Binder’s Offense History<\/h2>\n
According to the DOC, Binder has a history of sexual conduct and contact involving known and unknown adult women.<\/p>\n
The department states that the reported conduct included exposing his genitals and touching.<\/p>\n
The state reports that Binder approached one victim while she was sitting in a parked car.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
The listed offenses include Minnesota Statute 609.343<\/a>, including an attempted offense, and Chapter 253D.<\/p>\n Statute 609.343 addresses second-degree criminal sexual conduct. Chapter 253D<\/a> covers civil commitment procedures for certain individuals.<\/p>\n The notice does not explain Binder’s present commitment or treatment status.<\/p>\n The DOC identifies Binder under offender number 200870. His listed date of birth is March 19, 1963.<\/p>\n The department also records Anthony Allan Binder, Tony Binder, and Tony Allen Binder as alternate names.<\/p>\n The listing states that Binder’s court-imposed Minnesota prison sentence and supervised release have expired.<\/p>\n It also names a Minnesota Sex Offender Program reintegration contact. That entry alone does not establish current supervision, housing, or custody arrangements.<\/p>\n The supplied notice does not provide a specific release date.<\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n Minnesota law requires registration for some people with qualifying offense histories. Separate rules govern when information can be shared with the public.<\/p>\n Under Minnesota Statute 244.052<\/a>, local law enforcement decides which details should be disclosed.<\/p>\n Additional registration requirements appear in Minnesota Statute 243.166<\/a>.<\/p>\n The DOC says it posts approved notices within 48 hours of receiving authorization.<\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n Residents can contact the Maple Grove Police Department at 763-494-6100 with questions about this notice.<\/p>\n The DOC Community Notification Unit can be reached at 651-361-7340 or 866-396-9953.<\/p>\n Questions can also be emailed to notification.doc@state.mn.us<\/a>.<\/p>\n The department says residents can generally expect responses within 24 hours during normal business hours.<\/p>\n The DOC offers a Community Notification Act fact sheet<\/a> explaining public notices and how notification levels are assigned.<\/p>\n Additional official information is available through the Minnesota Department of Corrections website<\/a>.<\/p>\nRegistered Area and Identifying Information<\/h2>\n
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<\/a>How Minnesota’s Public Notification System Works<\/h2>\n
Where Maple Grove Residents Can Get More Information<\/h2>\n