The supplied state listing places his registered address in the 400 block of North Roy Street in St. Paul.<\/p>\n
The address is in Ramsey County. The listing identifies the St. Paul Police Department as the responsible law enforcement agency.<\/p>\n
This is a public notification record concerning past offenses, not a report of a new arrest.<\/p>\n
DOC Summarizes Past Sexual Offenses<\/h2>\n
According to the DOC, Brewer has a history involving sexual contact with adult women he did not know.<\/p>\n
The agency’s summary describes sexual touching and penetration, along with force, physical assault, and restraints.<\/p>\n
It states that Brewer approached one woman in a public bathroom.<\/p>\n
The DOC reports he entered another woman’s residence without permission.<\/p>\n
The state summary also says he kidnapped one woman and transported her to another location.<\/p>\n
The supplied profile does not give the dates of these events or a complete account of each court case.<\/p>\n
It also does not identify which offenses resulted in specific convictions or sentences.<\/p>\n
Statutes and Release Information<\/h2>\n
The record lists Minnesota Statute 609.342<\/a>, concerning first-degree criminal sexual conduct.<\/p>\n It also cites Statute 609.344<\/a>, concerning third-degree criminal sexual conduct.<\/p>\n Both laws address serious forms of unlawful sexual conduct. The profile does not identify the relevant statutory subdivisions.<\/p>\n Other entries refer to an out-of-state predatory offense and Minnesota Chapter 253D<\/a>.<\/p>\n Chapter 253D addresses civil commitment and treatment procedures for certain sexual offenders.<\/p>\n The listing gives November 13, 2007, as Brewer’s release date.<\/p>\n It says his court-imposed Minnesota prison sentence and supervised release have expired.<\/p>\n The profile separately lists a Minnesota Sex Offender Program reintegration contact.<\/p>\n Those details do not establish his current treatment placement or all applicable restrictions.<\/p>\n The state publishes selected registrant information when applicable Minnesota notification laws authorize public release.<\/p>\n Local law enforcement decides what information to disclose in each case.<\/p>\n The DOC says it posts authorized information within 48 hours of receiving law enforcement approval.<\/p>\n The supplied profile does not state Brewer’s community notification risk level.<\/p>\n It also does not report a new charge, current arrest warrant, or recent change of address.<\/p>\n Readers can search updated listings through the Minnesota DOC Public Registrant Search<\/a>.<\/p>\n Brewer’s DOC identifier is 115868. Address and supervision information may change after a profile is copied.<\/p>\n The St. Paul Police Department<\/a> handles local law enforcement questions at 651-291-1111.<\/p>\n The DOC Community Notification Unit can be reached at 651-361-7340 or notification.doc@state.mn.us<\/a>.<\/p>\n The state advises readers to use official sources for current registration information.<\/p>\n![\"Jon](\"https:\/\/trfnews.i234.me\/wordpress\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/10\/Brewer-Jon-Harlan.jpg\")
<\/a>How Public Notification Works<\/h2>\n
Checking Official Information<\/h2>\n