Daniel Dantarius Ke'Mari Moore JR

On May 4, 2026, Officers with the Coon Rapids Police Department were dispatched to a report of damaged vehicles near [ADDRESS REDACTED] NW, Coon Rapids, Anoka County. The reporting party had given a description of the two suspects, who were located by law enforcement with the assistance of an unmanned aerial system. The suspects were identified as Daniel Dantarius Ke’Mari Moore [DOB REDACTED], Defendant hereinafter, and Dah’jzin Mase Napier. While following the suspects, officers located a black backpack containing screwdrivers, that appeared to have been worn when the reporting party observed these individuals.

Officers knew from their experience that screwdrivers can be used to steal vehicles such as Kias and Hyundais. Near the black backpack was a smaller blue bag that contained a Smith & Wesson firearm, two magazines, and 9mm bullets. The backpack also contained the wallet of L. P. C., Victim C hereinafter. Victim C reported that this bag was in his vehicle that was broken into at [ADDRESS REDACTED] NW, Coon Rapids. Law enforcement obtained video surveillance from Mississippi View Apartments and observed the same suspects breaking into vehicles.

Multiple vehicles were broken into within a two-block radius. Including a 2016 Kia Forte with a broken rear window owned by Victim [NAME REDACTED]V. G., a 1999 Honda Accord with a damaged window and punched ignition, a 2016 Toyota Corolla that had been tampered with that was owned by Victim [NAME REDACTED]D., a 2012 Hyundai Sonata with a damaged window and punched ignition that was owned by Victim [NAME REDACTED]H., a 2022 Chrysler 300 with a damaged window that was owned by Victim [NAME REDACTED]S., and a 2018 Kia Niro with a damaged driver window that was owned by Victim [NAME REDACTED]U. Law enforcement are aware that punching out a vehicles ignition is part of the process used by suspects to start and steal the vehicle.

At no time did any victim consent to the Defendant entering their vehicle or taking belongings.