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Minneapolis McDonald's Locks Dining Room Amid Crime Surge

12/24/2025

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A McDonald’s in Uptown Minneapolis has locked its dining room during business hours due to rising crime.
The notice on the door states access will be denied to individuals deemed a risk.
Local franchise owner Mike Darula confirmed the change, citing ongoing trespassing issues.
Minneapolis reported 4,473 violent crimes this fiscal year, including 65 homicides.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is addressing crime through Operation Metro Surge.

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Story summary

A McDonald’s in Uptown Minneapolis has locked its dining room during business hours due to rising crime.
The notice on the door states access will be denied to individuals deemed a risk.
Local franchise owner Mike Darula confirmed the change, citing ongoing trespassing issues.
Minneapolis reported 4,473 violent crimes this fiscal year, including 65 homicides.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is addressing crime through Operation Metro Surge.