On November 24, 2025, Minneapolis Police Officers responded to 30XX 17th Ave S in Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota, for a shooting. Officers arrived at the location and found the Victim outside suffering a gunshot wound to his left thigh. The Victim said the shooting occurred in the detached garage at this address. The Victim further stated that a female known to him as “Keira” shot him. He has known “Kiera” for approximately one year. The Victim reported that “Kiera” requested to borrow fifty dollars from him.
He told her he could only lend her twenty dollars, and she accepted. “Kiera” then proposed selling him a cell phone. The Victim agreed, so “Kiera” stated she would retrieve the phone and left. Shortly after, “Kiera” returned, armed with a firearm, and shot the Victim in the leg. Several other people intervened and removed “Kiera.” “Kiera” then ran to the front of the house and fled in the passenger seat of a vehicle. Milestone video identified the fleeing vehicle as a black Ford Escape. Investigators employed License Plate Recognition (LPR) technology and located the vehicle the following day in front of the Hennepin County Jail.
Surveillance footage showed a vehicle occupant matching the description of the shooter depositing money into the account of an incarcerated individual. The timestamp in the video was used to see what information the female entered to place money on the account. The female entered the name "Kiearra Coshaw” with email address of “[email redacted].” Investigators then showed the victim the photo of the woman on security footage who deposited money into the machine, and he identified her as the shooter “Kiera”. Investigators used that information to locate an individual in their system named KIEARRA MONIQUE COSHOW ([DOB redacted]). A confirmatory booking photograph of COSHOW was presented to the Victim who identified her as the shooter.
Due to the nature of the offense and the Defendant’s criminal record, the state is requesting a warrant issue to protect public safety and ensure Defendant’s presence in court.
