ST. LOUIS – A warrant is out for a 20-year-old’s arrest after a robbery in the city’s Tower Grove East neighborhood last month.
According to court documents, Harry Moore, 20, is wanted after robbing a victim of their vehicle and other belongings on September 9 in the 2900 block of Minnesota Avenue.
Police said the victim was walking down Minnesota Avenue after parking his car when a vehicle pulled up alongside him. Three people got out of the car, one of which was Moore, and approached the victim with their guns drawn.
The suspects, including Moore, demanded the victim hand over his belongings, including his debit card and phone. Reportedly, after the robbery, the victim’s debit card had been used at an ATM at a BP gas station.
Police said surveillance video showed Moore using the card and driving the vehicle stolen from the victim.
According to court documents, various SLMPD officers identified Moore from the surveillance video due to his involvement in numerous other crimes throughout the St. Louis Metro area. Moore was also placed in a photo line-up, and the victim identified him as one of the perpetrators.
Police said Moore is additionally wanted in Illinois for various crimes involving robbery and first-degree assaults and even questioning for a homicide in Cook County, Illinois.
Allegedly, Moore is also believed to have stolen a vehicle from a St. Clair County circuit judge’s home. Police said that the alleged stolen vehicle from the circuit judge’s home was used during the September 9 carjacking.
Moore has a warrant out for his arrest and has been charged with first-degree robbery and armed criminal action with no bond allowed.
