Maryland Heights Police arrested two more individuals for marijuana possession on Thursday.
Maryland Heights Police investigated crimes ranging from drugs to theft on Thursday. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty. May 17
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Maryland Heights Police arrested another person for allegedly possessing marijuana.
Maryland Heights Police investigated crimes ranging from DWIs to alleged thefts on May 14 and 15. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty. May 14 May 15
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Maryland Heights Police investigated two incidents of marijuana possession last Friday.
Maryland Heights Police investigated several crimes this past weekend—including thefts, DWIs and drug possessions. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty. May 11 May 12 May 13 May 14
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The following mug shots were taken from various Patch crime reports between April 23 and April 27.
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Charges against North St. Louis County man regard inappropriate sexual contact with a child under 12 years old.
A North St. Louis County man was charged Wednesday in St. Charles County Circuit Court with felonies relating to sexual contact with a child under age 12. Richard Allen Williams, 61, of the 2700 block of Brouster Avenue—just east of Maryland Heights—was charged with two counts of first-degree statutory sodomy, first degree child molestation, sexual misconduct and first-degree child endangerment. According to a St. Charles Police report, the incidents took place in St. Charles between Oct. 28, 2010 and Oct. 31, 2011. The report states the man knew the child’s grandmother. Lt. Dave Senter of St. Charles Police said additional charges against Williams may be filed in St. Louis County. Williams declined to give police a statement regarding the…
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Autopsy results show Ainsley Freeman and her mother, Amy Freeman Burton, were shot in the head. Both previously attended the Parkway School District.
Police said former Parkway School District student, 13-year-old Ainsley Freeman most likely did not shoot herself. Initial autopsy results show that Ainsley and her mom, 37-year-old Amy Freeman Burton, each died from one gunshot to the head. Although the official report is not yet available, and results are not yet conclusive, "evidence does suggest that Ainsley did not likely shoot herself," Lt. Jeff Bretzing said in a press release. Both Freeman Burton and her daughter Ainsley were found shot to death in their San Francisco area home Monday. They had reportedly moved there from the St. Louis area in December. Parkway School District spokesperson Cathy Kelly confirms both mother and daughter attended Parkway schools. Kelly stated in an …
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A former Parkway School District student and her mother were shot to death in California, according to published reports.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that Amy Freeman Burton, 37, and her 13-year-old daughter Ainsley Freeman, a former Parkway student, were found shot to death in their San Francisco area home Monday. According to the Danville, CA Patch, Burton's husband, Christopher Burton, reportedly found the victims and called police. Investigators said Burton is not a suspect, but he is a "person of interest" as they try to determine if this is a double murder or a murder-suicide. According to the Pleasanton, CA Patch, Christopher said he and his wife contacted the police and the FBI in February because Ainsley was communicating with a 16-year-old male from Kentucky, via text messages and photos. Police do not believe that incident has anything to…
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Police say someone vandalized the machines and stole their coins.
Maryland Heights Police investigated several crimes this weekend, including alleged DWIs, assaults and theft. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty. May 4 May 5 May 6
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Police officer spotted meth ingredients inside a Maryland Heights man's car during a traffic stop.
A Maryland Heights man was indicted Friday by St. Charles County grand jury for attempting to make methampetamine. Matthew R. Smith, 30, of the 11800 block of Gay Glen in Maryland Heights, is charged with attempting to make methamphetamine, possession of a controlled substance and use of drug paraphernalia. During a Jan. 3 traffic stop, a St. Charles Police patrolman saw that Smith had some items used to make meth. A search found deconstructed cold packs, muriatic acid, sodium hydrochloride and an improvised smoking pipe, according to a St. Charles County Drug Task Force report. The report said a field test on a substance was positive for methamphetamine. For more on related articles, see: Woman Charged After Having Multiple Meth Labs in …
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Students urged to take precaution so weekend event is memorable for the right reasons.
After graduation, Pattonville High School senior Stephanie Vonarx plans on being a lifeguard this summer before heading off to the University of Central Missouri in the fall. She may have gotten a headstart on the lifeguard thing a little early Thursday. Vonarx had a starring role in a tragedy nobody wants repeated in real life, as she played the part of a girl who died in a drunk driving accident on prom night. Pattonville annually stages a mock accident with cooperation from Maryland Heights Police, the Pattonville Fire Protection District and SSM DePaul Health Center as a way to show the very real consequences of what can happen when alcohol impairs your ability to drive. For photos from the Mock Drill, check out the Creve Coeur Patch …
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Brian Feldt
10:25 pm on Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Blake, I believe that mug was uploaded by a user. We've removed it from the story as we have yet to confirm the arrest or charge. more ›