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County SWAT Team Responds to Shooting

BELNOR, MO (KTVI) – The St. Louis County SWAT Team has been called in to help police get possible shooting suspects out of a home in North St. Louis County. Authorities say the incident unfolded after shots were fired into a home.

It all started when shots were fired into an occupied home on Wheaton around 1:45 a.m.  No one was hit, but several suspects were possibly seen running from that house.

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Their investigation led officers to the home on Old Hanley near Meridian. An armored SWAT Team vehicles and several officers arrived on scene.

At this time, there are no reports of injures at either location.

 

 

 

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Hazelwood Police Chief Announces Retirement After 26 Years Of Service

Hazelwood Police Chief Announces Retirement After 26 Years Of Service

After a career spanning 42 years in law enforcement, of which 35 years have been spent as a police chief and more than 26 years with the City of Hazelwood, Police Chief Carl Wolf has announced his intentions to retire effective July 1, 2012.

He is currently the administrator of the Hazelwood Police Department which has a total of 85 employees.

Chief Wolf’s credentials include earning a Master of Science Degree in Urban Affairs and Policy Analysis with a specialty in Public Administration from Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville in Illinois. He also received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Finance from the same institution.

He is also a decorated veteran who served in the U.S. Navy between October 1965 and November 1969. One of his most interesting duties involved serving as a crew member aboard an SP-2H aircraft and operating classified electronic equipment.

Chickens Bring About Discussion of Florissant Animal Guidelines

Chickens Bring About Discussion of Florissant Animal Guidelines

 

The Florissant City Council approved three requests, two featuring four chickens at each residence and the other to allow for a coop in a residential area, Monday night but that didn’t sit well with one councilor.

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3 Normandy Students Play Soccer With First Lady

3 Normandy Students Play Soccer With First Lady

Three students from Jefferson Elementary School in the Normandy School District are visiting the White House Tuesday. The students are participating in the "Let's Move Soccer Clinic" with First Lady Michelle Obama and Major League Soccer (MLS) Champions, the LA Galaxy.

The fifth grade students, Sontez Williams, Trinity Walker and Demontre Beldsoe, are part of the America SCORES St. Louis program. The students were selected based upon their sportsmanship, leadership and perseverance to succeed academically.

Through a unique combination of soccer, poetry and service-learning, America SCORES St. Louis inspires urban youth to lead healthy lives, be engaged students and have the confidence and character to make a difference in the world.

A number of elementary students from the Normandy School District also participated in the program.

Metro’s Most Wanted: Three Year Old Murder Investigation

NORTHWOODS, MO (KTVI) – Crimestoppers is asking that we remind you of a murder that happened three years ago this week. Timothy Cherry, Junior was gunned down in his car while sitting in a McDonalds drive through on Lucas and Hunt in Northwoods.  It happened on May 14, 2009.  

Cherry managed to drive a couple of blocks, but then died behind the wheel.  Two other people in the car with him suffered minor injuries.  

The killer is still out there three years later.

If you have any information there could be a reward in it for you.  Contact Crimestoppers at 866-371-TIPS (8477).

Metro’s Most Wanted: Car Break In Specialists

MARYLAND HEIGHTS, MO (KTVI) – Take a look at what police say are some of the crispest, clearest, most identifiable surveillance photos they’ve seen.  They hope this pair will be the lucky losers to the new technology.  Cops say they may be responsible for a string of car break ins and credit card thefts from all over St. Louis County.

These photos came after a smash and grab at a Maryland Heights health club. They’re also suspects for a similar break in at a sports complex in Bridgeton.

We’re also told police in Kirkwood and Chesterfield also are looking into the possibility the same couple hit those communities.