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… We can’t have folks that are chronically offending, or harassing visitors in downtown,” Metge says. “Or doing open-air drug-dealing on Bloomington Avenue.”
Metge and other activists pushed the city to focus on chronic crime. Together, they developed a neighborhood court-watch program—a way for city attorneys, judges, cops, and residents to keep in touch about repeat offenders.
These jokers aren’t exactly criminal masterminds.
“We’re talking about people who just make things miserable,” says Minneapolis Police Sgt. William Palmer. “It’s always been said that there’s a very small number of people within any community that cause most of your headaches.”
Minneapolis keeps track of the top 200. They are alcoholics and drug addicts, mentally ill and homeless, prostitutes and wife-beaters. Chronic offenders cost residents not only quality of life, but also taxes spent on police, prosecutors, and courts.

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