Minneapolis Crime Tracker Website Shows No Homicides In 2026. That Could Be A Glitch.

But There Are More Unanswered Questions About The Incident In Minneapolis.

It’s predictably, wildly polarized, and very raw:

The left of center vs. the right of center.

Horror and rage on the left, a kind of curious ICE apologia and defensiveness on the right.

I’m on a different path altogether.

First, my not at all important opinion:

Based on the videos from Minneapolis, taken at face value, (as nothing should be taken) I personally do not see anything that would necessitate the ICE officer to shoot. I don’t personally see it, but I wouldn’t base anything on that. The video makes no sense to me, quite apart from all political blinders one may have in either direction.

I wondered simply how an ICE officer could do something like this, with so little provocation. She was blocking the street, yes, she was asked to get out of the car but attempted to drive off, yes. Still, the video’s events don’t follow a rational sequence. (To my mind.) I don’t see how his life was in danger. But all seeing is subjective and incomplete.

It seems almost like he is under some kind of MK Ultra spell.

Or am I insufficiently understanding of the situation he found himself in? His conduct is very odd.

That’s my word: “Odd.”

I began to wonder.

The footage is decontextualized. It starts just as the very bad events unfold, to the second. Feels like somebody said: “Action!”

It has some of the queasy frequencies of a PSY OP, which is not the same as saying “It didn’t happen.”

It is simply the observation that what allegedly happened in Minneapolis on Jan 7 has massive disruptive potential—the nation may be, not for the first time, on the brink of civil war. On January 5th, US Postal workers got this letter, preparing them for what sounds like civil unrest:

So I forged ahead, looking some things up, at risk of being a bad person, for “asking questions.”

Below are my initial questions, initial reporting, (in blue) and observations—nothing proven.

Everything could have a perfectly reasonable explanation.

At the moment, I can’t locate any murders in Minneapolis in the last 7 days; That does not mean there weren’t any.

I contacted local Minneapolis authorities to ask for the most thorough and up to date crime statistics for the city. I did this after searching several, including the one the local 311 number said was the most accurate, “Crime Dashboard.” This is what I found: