Saint Paul, MN Public Conduct: Loitering Rules (2026)

07 sleeping or hiding in box cars and barns, the drafters treated late-night loitering as one strand of a broader nuisance-and-suspicious-conduct chapter rather than a stand-alone anti-vagrancy law. 05 list factual circumstances, repeated beckoning to passersby, acting as a lookout, furtive exchanges of currency, officers may use to prove that intent. 05: a misdemeanor punishable by up to a $1,000 fine, 90 days in jail, or both. Saint Paul police make these stops, and prosecution runs through the city attorney's office in Ramsey County District Court. 05) or the vice-loitering statute rather than charge it alone.