Wednesday, December 12, 2012
The FBI says Special Agent Jarrod M. Petrelli led “Operation Scorpion King” in dismantling a St. Louis area heroin trafficking ring.
According to the St. Louis division of the FBI, Special Agent Jarrod M. Petrelli passed away unexpectedly while working on Dec. 6. He died just three days before his 35th birthday of natural causes, according to the FBI. Petrelli was reportedly assigned to the St. Louis area after joining the FBI in 2008. He had lived here with his family since 2009 and leaves behind a wife and three young daughters. The FBI stated in a news release that the special agent led “Operation Scorpion King” in dismantling a St. Louis area heroin trafficking ring. Following is the news release issued by the FBI Monday afternoon. FBI Special Agent (SA) Jarrod M. Petrelli was attending a law enforcement conference on gangs in Boca Raton, Florida on December 6, …
Monday, November 19, 2012
The FBI is searching for this unidentified man who agents say may have information regarding the sexual exploitation of a child. Have you seen him?
The following information was provided by the St. Louis office of the FBI. The FBI is asking for help identifying the man in these photos. Agents want to locate and speak with him regarding the sexual exploitation of a child. Authorities believe the man may have visited a QT gas station, possibly one in the St. Louis area. More details can be located here on the FBI's website. The following information was provided Monday in a news release issued by the FBI. The individual of interest first came to the FBI’s attention in November of 2005, after a series of photographs surfaced on the internet depicting a prepubescent female, approximately 10 years old, posing naked in sexually explicit positions. The unknown male is pictured on a nearby …
Thursday, November 1, 2012
The United States Department of Justice says Rachelle Payne, 34, and Brice Fowler, Sr., 55—both of Maryland Heights—conspired to distribute cocaine and heroin. They face ten years to life in prison.
A man and woman from Maryland Heights have been indicted on on charges that they conspired, along with nine others, to distribute cocaine and heroin for years. According to the United States Department of Justice release, Rachelle Payne, 34, and Brice Fowler, Sr., 55—both of Maryland Heights—helped distribute the drugs as early as 2009 and continuing into 2012. Other defendants expected to appear in federal court include: The applied charges carry a penalty of ten years to life in prison. The case was investigated by the FBI, DEA and St. Louis County Police Department. Assistant United States Attorney Tiffany Becker is handling the case for the U.S. Attorney's Office. As is always the case, the release…
RICHARD C PROVEAUX
12:06 pm on Sunday, December 16, 2012
MAY THE PEACE OF OUR LORD BE WITH HIM AND GOD BLESS HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS.Amen more ›