Crime & Safety Report for 10 395th Ave, Battle Lake, MN 56515

Review crime and safety information near 10 395th Ave, Battle Lake, MN 56515. HoodScore summarizes nearby reported incidents, registered sex offenders, and neighborhood safety indicators to help buyers and renters perform better location due diligence.

Generated At — 2026-07-26

$250,000

Distance rings: 1 mi and 2 mi from the property.

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Full report contains 0 offenders within 5 miles and 3 crime incidents in the last 12 months.

0 Registered Sex Offenders within 5 miles Near 10 395th Ave, Battle Lake, MN 56515

0 Registered Offenders Nearby
0 Rape
0 Child Involved
0 Assault
0 Other
Photo Name / Age / Tags Arrest / Conviction Address Distance Risk

3 Crime & Incidents in the Last 12 Months

3 Crime & Incidents by Severity
3 Other
Crime Location (Approx.) Severity Description

Break-In

07/10/2026 03:30 AM

County Rd 24 NW, Evansville, MN 56326

 Unknown

As discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to a commercial burglar alarm at the Melby Outpost near County Road 24 in Evansville. Staff at a nearby business reported that a person who usually arrives around 8 a.m. could be contacted later if needed.

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Frequently asked questions

Is 10 395th Ave in a low-crime area?

The current report summarizes crime-related incidents within 5 miles during the last 12 months. HoodScore compares these records with relevant benchmarks, but no report can guarantee future safety.

Why are traffic and medical calls shown separately from crime?

Traffic, medical and fire records are public-safety incidents but are not necessarily crimes. HoodScore separates them to avoid overstating the crime count.

How often is this HoodScore report updated?

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