Police Calls Surge Near Randolph Encampment Following Pig’s Eye Clearing
Police calls near St. Paul's Randolph homeless encampment reportedly surged over 1,200% after the clearing of the Pig's Eye encampment.
Minneapolis St. Paul, MN, September 6, 2026 — A significant increase in police activity has been reported near St. Paul’s Randolph homeless encampment. According to available information, calls for service in the vicinity of the Randolph encampment reportedly surged by more than 1,200%.
This reported surge in police calls occurred subsequent to the clearing of the Pig’s Eye encampment. The specific timeframe of the Pig’s Eye clearing and the corresponding period for the reported surge in calls to the Randolph location were not detailed.
Details regarding the number of police calls received before and after the Pig’s Eye encampment was cleared, as well as the specific nature of these calls near the Randolph encampment, were not provided. The cause or contributing factors for this reported escalation in police activity were also not specified.
Authorities involved in the clearing operations or the subsequent policing of these areas were not named. Information regarding any official statements or further investigations into the reported increase in police calls was also not available in the provided summary.
The trend summary indicated that the 1,200% increase is a reported figure. No additional context, such as departmental data or official reports confirming this statistic, was made available. The operational status or specific location details of both the Randolph and Pig’s Eye encampments beyond their general references were not included.
Further details regarding the operational response, any community impact, or follow-up actions related to the clearing of the Pig’s Eye encampment and the subsequent increase in police calls near the Randolph encampment are not currently available.
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