Law firm investigating urban explorer's 20-story fall in Minneapolis

"It is evident that the property became an attraction, and because security was lax, the property was easily accessible," said a law firm spokesperson. "Furthermore, there is ample evidence of numerous, repeated and consistent reports of concern over a period of years, in addition to requests for intervention to properly secure the premises."  

According to Minneapolis police, there were about 80 "urban explorer" incidents reported last year in the city's first and second precincts. So far in 2026, police say there have been about 100 reports and they've made 15 arrests. 

Web Producer Stephen Swanson has more on the investigation for CBS Minnesota.