North St Paul Police Department

07/08/2026

06/29/2026

Please help find his Pawrents!

This boy was prancing around town and was located near Cowern Pl and McKnight Rd

Please call dispatch or police non emergency if he is yours 651-747-2406

03/16/2026

Braden Markus was 15 years old when he was sextorted.

In the moments before his death, he pleaded with the person targeting him.

Stories like Braden’s are heartbreaking — and they’re happening to teens across the country.

Sextortion criminals rely on fear and shame to control their victims. But silence is what they count on.

If you or someone you know is being threatened online, tell a trusted adult immediately.

You are not in trouble.

Silence helps predators — conversation protects kids. Talk early, talk often.

For more information on sextortion and what you can do to stay safe, visit dps.mn.gov/sextortion

03/13/2026

City plows will be out this weekend as a winter storm moves through the area!

Please remember the city’s Winter Parking Rule:

No parking on streets or alleys from 1:00 AM to 7:00 AM, in effect, November 1st – March 31st, regardless of snowfall.

When snowfall reaches 2 inches or more, vehicles must remain off streets and alleys until plowed curb-to-curb.

Do not shovel snow into the roadway.

For current road conditions across the state, check the real-time map from the Minnesota Department of Transportation: https://511mn.org

Please plan ahead and allow plows room to work!

Real-time statewide map of crashes, closures, construction, winter road conditions, traffic cameras, plow locations, weather alerts, trucker restrictions, and more. Sign up to schedule SMS/email alerts for your frequent routes and areas.

02/01/2026

North St Paul Police and North St Paul Fire raised $2,091 for Special Olympics MN!

Thank you to everyone who donated!

01/27/2026

We had to go back in to the records to double check...
This is the 5th year the North St Paul Police Department and North St Paul Fire Department will be participating in the Polar Plunge for Special Olympics MN

Last year we raised $2,131.00 for the Polar Plunge and are hoping to beat that this year!

Currently we are at $1,382.00
https://reg.plungemn.org/team/northstpaulpdandfire?fbclid=IwY2xjawPLd-NleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBicmlkETFxUUZKNGg0bXZxUUFTMmlwc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHuPiBPsejsOYIM3-QCBhpi09TZEUCVgel9eqwJT947WJEbTTBTzuNRh3UGXz_aem_1yqrx-c1R7OaeigQ6evCnA

Show your support for team North St Paul PD and Fire & the Polar Plunge by making a donation on their fundraising profile!

01/21/2026

Message from the City of North St. Paul

The City of North St. Paul is aware that residents and businesses may have questions or concerns regarding increased federal immigration enforcement activity occurring in surrounding communities.

The City’s primary responsibility is to ensure the safety and security of all residents. This message is to clarify the role of the North St. Paul Police Department regarding the ongoing immigration enforcement in Minnesota.

The City of North St. Paul does not enforce immigration laws and is not involved in federal immigration enforcement operations. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is a separate federal agency, and no individual or local authority, including local law enforcement, may interfere with its operations.

North St. Paul police officers do not inquire about the immigration status of suspects, victims, or witnesses, and are prohibited from sharing information for the purpose of identifying or enforcing immigration violations.

The City respects the constitutional right of individuals to lawfully demonstrate or protest. Police officers may respond to such activities to determine whether they are lawful, to ensure public safety, and to protect individuals’ constitutional rights when exercised in a lawful manner on public property. It is unlawful to obstruct or interfere with the actions of ICE or any law enforcement agency.

Residents are encouraged to remain calm, prioritize safety, and refrain from interfering with any ICE enforcement activity they may observe. Interfering with federal agents can create serious safety risks for all involved.

Residents with concerns regarding ICE activity within the City of North St. Paul may contact the North St. Paul Police Department at 651-747-2406, where they will be directed to the appropriate staff.

If you believe a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) employee has acted improperly, complaints may be submitted directly to the DHS Office of Inspector General (OIG). Reports can be filed online through the DHS OIG Hotline Complaint Form online: https://hotline.oig.dhs.gov/ -1

01/13/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Chief Ray Rozales
January 13th, 2026
Phone: 651.747.2511

Update: Homicide

On Saturday, January 10, 2026, at about 7:04 A.M., North St. Paul Police Officers responded to the 2000 block of 9th Avenue on the report of an assault.

When Officers arrived, they located an adult male suffering from an apparent gunshot wound. Officers and emergency medical personnel arrived and rendered medical aid; however, the adult male was pronounced deceased at the scene.

Investigators from the BCA and North St. Paul Police Department are currently conducting an active investigation into the circumstances surrounding this incident. The preliminary investigation suggests this is an isolated event, and there is no ongoing threat to the public.

The adult male victim has been identified by the Ramsey County Medical Examiner as Nehemiah Davis, age 19, from C**n Rapids.

An adult male suspect, Zay’vion Edgerson, age 24, from Saint Paul, was taken into custody and booked in to the Ramsey County Jail on suspicious of 2nd Degree Murder.

It is expected that the case will be presented to the Ramsey County Attorney’s Office for charging consideration.

Anyone with any information regarding this investigation is urged to contact North St. Paul Police at 651-747-2444. The case remains under investigation.

The North St. Paul Police Department strives to serve the people of North St. Paul with the utmost professionalism and fairness and improve the quality of life in our community through excellence in policing.