Nathan Marcos Martez MunozRepeat

On May 25, 2026, officers with the Richfield Police Department responded to Best Buy (“the Store”) located at 1000 78th Street West in Richfield, Hennepin County, Minnesota on report of a theft. Specifically, officers were notified that a male was inside of the Store disabling security devices with a tool. A description was provided. Officers arrived at the Store and learned that the male defeated security devices on items but then placed the items back and did not take them. Officers located the male who was walking in the parking lot.

Officers attempted to arrest the male, but the male fled on foot. Officers chased after the male and grabbed his arm, but the male broke the officer’s grip and continued to flee. Other officers were notified that the male was fleeing the Store, on foot, and headed towards a nearby store. Officers arrived and located a male matching the description of the thief. The male saw officers and ran into another nearby store. Officers arrived at the nearby store. While in the store, officers asked patrons where the male went.

The patrons gestured toward the kitchen area. Officers opened the door to the kitchen, and the male pushed the door towards officers and ran further into the kitchen. Officers located the male and arrested him. Officers searched the male and located a magnet in the male’s shorts. Officer then identified the male as “A.M. P.” with a date of birth due to a Minnesota Driver’s License being in the male’s wallet. The male was then brought to the police department. While at the police department, officers asked the male if he was A.M. P. The male confirmed that he was.

Officers then looked up a photo of A.M. P. And were able to determine that the male was not A.M. P. Eventually, the male stated that his real name was Nathan Marcos Martez Munoz [DOB REDACTED] (“Defendant”). Due to Defendant’s flight activity, bail is requested to ensure Defendant’s appearance in court proceedings.