Two Nashville serial shoplifting suspects remained in jail Thursday after Robbery Operations detectives arrested them Wednesday night on Gallatin Pike South, Metro Nashville police said.
Thirty-one-year-old Dainyale Moore and 34-year-old Darius Patterson face a combined 60 charges tied to repeated thefts from stores over the past year.
Power tools taken from big-box stores
Police said the pair targeted retailers such as Home Depot and Lowes. Detectives said they would steal hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars worth of power tools at a time.
Patterson’s charges
Patterson had 29 outstanding warrants, including 27 felony and misdemeanor theft charges. He remains jailed in lieu of $98,500 bond.
Moore’s charges
Moore had 31 outstanding warrants, most of them for theft. She also faces two counts of misdemeanor child endangerment.
Those counts stem from a November 2025 incident in which police said she left her two young children in a car while she shopped at a local Dollar General store.
Moore remains jailed in lieu of $99,000 bond.
The charges are accusations. Neither suspect’s court dates were listed in the police report.
