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On August 29, 2024, police executed a search warrant at the Supornik address. Prior to the search warrant execution, the investigator called COX and spoke with him over the phone. COX reported that he was in Wisconsin and had been staying there for a week. He told the investigator that no one should be at the apartment, that everyone moved out two months ago, there should be no electricity, and the door should be unlocked. 2 62-CR-26-413 Filed in District Court State of Minnesota 1/20/2026 During the search warrant execution, police located the following items in the apartment: three boxes of 9mm ammunition that matched spent shell casings at the scene of the shooting, shoes that matched those worn by the shooter, a checkbook belonging to COX, a black sweatshirt that matched the distinctive sweatshirt worn by the shooter, fentanyl pills, and cocaine.
The BCA conducted DNA analysis on swabbings from the neck of the sweatshirt recovered from the apartment. The results were a DNA profile that was interpreted as a mixture originating from four individuals. The major male DNA profile matches Da’Quan Malik Cox. The probability of observing this DNA profile is greater than 100 billion times more likely if a mixture from Da’Quan Malik Cox and three unknown, unrelated individuals is the sources than if a mixture of four unknown, unrelated individuals is the source.