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Roseville Police Department
MN · 38,008 residents
The Roseville Police Department in Minnesota uses LexisNexis’s Community Crime Map through a blanket partnership between LexisNexis and LETG — Law Enforcement Technology Group — a company that supplied records management software to over 200 Minnesota law enforcement agencies. Roseville’s website describes it plainly: ‘Community Crime Map is provided to the Roseville Police Department at no additional cost to the city, through a partnership between LETG and LexisNexis.’
The LETG partnership reveals a structural pattern: LexisNexis expanded its reach by embedding Community Crime Map into the dominant regional RMS vendor’s software, making the data feed a bundled feature rather than a separate contract decision. Agencies whose records software came from LETG may have been feeding crime data to LexisNexis for years without a dedicated council vote or a standalone contract. LETG was acquired by Zuercher Technologies in 2015, but the LexisNexis arrangement persisted for legacy clients.
Whether Roseville — or other former LETG agencies — also have PSDEX contribution agreements requires a separate inquiry. Minnesota became a sanctuary state in May 2025.
Contract signals
- Database Interface (Schedule A)
- ○ not in record
- AVCC XML Addendum present
- ○ not in record
- Irrevocable license clause
- ○ not in record
- Jail Booking Search & Report
- ○ not in record
- Community Crime Map
- ● confirmed
- BuyCrash (crash data feed)
- ○ not in record
Technical
- RMS vendor
- —
- CAD vendor
- —
- Data fields shared (known)
- —
Sanctuary status
- Sanctuary jurisdiction
- No
- Bypass confirmed
- —
Source
- Document type
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- Discovery method
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- Source document
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Source documents (1)
Email chain dated January 7, 2026, released by the Duluth Police Department. Alyssa Baumann, Duluth PD's senior crime and intelligence analyst, asked LexisNexis for a summary of services ahead of a city council presentation on the department's Accurint Virtual Crime Center and TraX subscriptions. Jeremy Bringle, a LexisNexis Risk Solutions strategic account manager, replied within minutes with marketing copy and four attachments, among them a Word document headed 'Minnesota Agencies Contributing Data to AVCC' listing 72 Minnesota law enforcement agencies by name. The bundle also contains the AVCC product brochure and the Accurint TraX brochure. Bringle's covering line describes the roster as the agencies whose data Duluth can see through AVCC, while the attachment itself is headed as a list of contributors. The 72 named agencies span the Twin Cities metro, central Minnesota, and two outliers in St. Louis County. Duluth PD, the recipient, is not on the list, and is separately documented as having signed the non-contributory variant of the AVCC XML Addendum.
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Last researched August 12, 2026