Police Blotter: Domestic Incidents, Credit Card Found
Calls to the Lake Saint Louis Police Department, April 20 - 26
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Monday, May 9, 2011
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Criminal Minds: Tortoise Theft, Backflow Preventers, Perfume Problem - and a Runaway Mailbox?
A roundup of odd, unusual and head-scratching crime reports in and around the area.
Police Should Look for Missing Turtle at a Shell Station A resident in Webster Groves is missing the pet tortoise that called the front yard of a home on California avenue its home. The 30-40-pound tortoise, which has a dog ID tag affixed to its back was apparently stolen Apr. 22. Burglars Make Effort to Steal Hot Property Thieves couldn't quite complete a burglary attempt when they tried to steal a stove from a house that was for sale on South Fillmore Street in Kirkwood Apr. 2. The stove was out of the house but found on the property. Something Must Not Have Smelled Right Richmond Heights police are looking for a shopper who attempted to return a bottle of perfume at Hollister in the Saint Louis Galleria on Apr. 22. When the return was …
Friday, April 8, 2011
Police Blotter: Thefts from Cars on Rise
Calls to the Lake Saint Louis Police Department for the period of March 23 - March 29.
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Monday, April 4, 2011
Criminal Minds: Small Change Leads to Big Arrest
A roundup of odd, unusual and head-scratching crime reports in and around the area.
Home Depot Employee Was a 'Changed' Woman A Ballwin woman was charged March 21 with stealing more than $98,000 in change from her employer, Home Depot in Ellisville. Court documents indicate the woman, Janet Sanguinett, 51, placed orders for coins for her employer between 2006 and 2009 as part of her duties as a vault associate. Rather than stock and log the coins' arrival, however, Sanguinett "pocketted" the change. She eventually confessed. Tale of Two Caravans One Maryland Heights homeowner is relieved while another became a victim of a car thief on March 26. The thief apparently had a liking for Dodge Caravans. The door to one 1999 Caravan on Schulte Hill Drive was "pried on" but the thief was unable to get inside the vehicle. The …
Sunday, March 13, 2011
This Week in Lake Saint Louis
Trial dates and robberies can't darken all the awards that went out this week in Lake Saint Louis!
Holt's hockey team aimed to make history on Tuesday, at the Mid-States Wickenheiser Cup at the Scottrade Center. Details and pictures from the game were posted Sunday morning in an article by sports writer Stephen Glover. Nurses & Company hosted a successful Valentine's Day dinner back in February, raising money towards aiding ill patients at the foundation's facilities. Several Holt and Timberland basketball players were recognized for their achievements in the 2010-11 season. Specialist Noah L. Cutshall, a Lake Saint Louis resident, was named Soldier of the Year. During a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) breakfast, 11 of the area's high school students were honored. Tuesday night, there was a robbery at a gas gtation. The…
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Saturday, March 12, 2011
Criminal Minds: Car Thief Leaves Clue to Identity - His ID
A big bad check, an angry coffee drinker and a meat theft spree among the unusual items found on the police beat.
Car Thief's ID Makes Him Easy to Identify If you are going to steal a car, it's probably not a good idea to leave your ID behind. A 1996 green Lexus LS was taken for a test drive Feb. 16 from Gallagher Motors on North Second Street in St. Charles and never returned. St. Louis police later recovered the car undamaged in the 7100 block of South Lindbergh Blvd.. The car thief was easy to identify because the car dealership made a copy of his driver's license before the test drive. As Bad Checks Go, This was a Big One Police are searching for someone who passed a bad check Feb. 24 at an auto dealership in the 600 block of Gravois Bluffs Boulevard, in Fenton. Police said the suspect’s check for $31,639 was returned as “insufficient funds.” The …
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
UPDATE: Gas Station Robbery Last Night In Lake Saint Louis
Suspects may also have been involved in a second robbery and were apprehended in St. Louis County.
UPDATE: Lake Saint Louis Police have issued a press release confirming that the Shell gas station/convenience store at 1001 Lake Saint Louis Boulevard was robbed at approximately 10 p.m. Tuesday night. While one suspect waited at the door, another forced the clerk at gunpoint to hand over $55 and 23 packs of cigarettes. Witnesses saw the two suspects run from the gas station and get into a white Chrysler Sebring. Lake Saint Louis Police immediately notified surrounding agencies. The department received information at 11 p.m. that a gas station on Truman Boulevard near I-70 in St. Charles had also been robbed and that the suspect's vehicle matched the description of the car used in the earlier robbery in Lake Saint Louis. About 40 minutes…
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Friday, January 21, 2011
Police Blotter Jan. 5 - Jan. 11
Calls to the Lake Saint Louis Police Department for the first week of January.
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