A Bloomington Police Department notice dated March 11, 2025, identifies Bloodsaw as a Level 3 registrant.<\/p>\n
The notice lists the 8000 block of Upton Avenue South in Hennepin County as his registered area.<\/p>\n
According to the city, the address change took effect March 1, 2025.<\/p>\n
The public records describe Bloodsaw’s past offenses, release history, and community notification status. They do not report a new arrest or criminal charge in 2026.<\/p>\n
What the DOC Reports About Johnny Bloodsaw<\/h2>\n
According to the Minnesota DOC, Bloodsaw has a history of sexual conduct involving female teenagers and adults he knew.<\/p>\n
The department reports that the conduct included prostitution-related activity and sexual contact involving penetration.<\/p>\n
State records describe how Bloodsaw befriended victims and offered assistance to gain their trust.<\/p>\n
The DOC reports that he used threats, physical force, weapons, and drugs to control victims.<\/p>\n
According to the notification, at least one victim was deprived of food and sleep and held against her will.<\/p>\n
The official record lists Minnesota Statutes 609.322, 609.344, and 609.345 in connection with his offense history.<\/p>\n
These laws address prostitution-related offenses and criminal sexual conduct.<\/p>\n
Johnny Bloodsaw’s DOC Photo and Identification<\/h2>\n
Bloodsaw’s Minnesota DOC identification number is 102022. His listed date of birth is March 28, 1961.<\/p>\n The DOC lists Bloodsaw’s release date as May 1, 2017.<\/p>\n His court-imposed Minnesota prison sentence and supervised release are listed as expired.<\/p>\n The record also lists several alternate names, including Johnnie Bloodsaw, John B. Bloodsaw, and Johnny Bloodsaw Jr.<\/p>\n The registered location identifies a block of Upton Avenue South rather than a specific home address.<\/p>\n The March 2025 Bloomington notification confirms the address information reported in the supplied DOC listing.<\/p>\n However, that notice does not establish his exact residence as of October 2026.<\/p>\n Readers can review the official Bloomington Police Department notification<\/a>.<\/p>\n Level 3 is Minnesota’s highest risk classification for registrants assessed under the state’s community notification system.<\/p>\n Under Minnesota Statute 244.052<\/a>, local police determine what information should be shared with residents.<\/p>\n The DOC posts approved notifications within 48 hours after receiving authorization from law enforcement.<\/p>\n Registration requirements are outlined in Minnesota Statute 243.166<\/a>.<\/p>\n The state explains that public registration does not automatically mean an individual is wanted by police.<\/p>\n Bloodsaw’s supplied record does not identify him as wanted by law enforcement.<\/p>\n Residents with questions can contact the Bloomington Police Department at 952-563-4900<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The DOC Community Notification Unit can be reached at 651-361-7340<\/strong> or 866-396-9953<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Questions can also be emailed to notification.doc@state.mn.us<\/a>.<\/p>\n The department generally responds within 24 hours during normal business hours.<\/p>\n Residents can review the Minnesota Community Notification Act fact sheet<\/a>.<\/p>\n Current listings can be checked through the Minnesota DOC Public Registrant Search<\/a>.<\/p>\n![\"Johnny](\"https:\/\/trfnews.i234.me\/wordpress\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/10\/Bloodsaw-Johnny-B.jpg\")
<\/a>Release Date and Registered Location<\/h2>\n
What Level 3 Community Notification Means<\/h2>\n
Where Bloomington Residents Can Get Information<\/h2>\n