A suspect in the car jacking that occurred early Friday morning at the Schnuck’s on Lindell is now in custody. Police were following up a lead based on evidence provided by one of the victim. Thankfully, no one was injured in the incident.
CWE Neighbors, I am writing to alert you to a recent crime trend involving small groups of young men that is very concerning and to advise how you can assist in making our community safer. As some may be aware, there has been a pattern of robberies occurring in neighborhoods throughout the City including the Central West End. Over the last few weeks certain patterns have emerged. The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department has indicated Read More…
“Last night there were two more robbery events however the police made several arrests. The first event occurred at 4050 West Pine just before 6pm. A man and woman were assaulted and property was taken. The next event happened at Laclede and Newstead at approximately 5:15pm. The victim was assaulted and property was taken. Police chased the suspects and eventually took 3 of the 4 juvenile suspects into custody. The ongoing investigation is trying to Read More…
This just in from the Central West End Neighborhood Security Initiative: “Last night there were 4 robbery incidents that happened in approximately the same area and very close to the same time frame. Here is a summary of those events. 8:50pm, 3720 Laclede, a female SLU student, while walking in the alley, was the victim of an armed robbery and her purse was taken. 8:55pm, 3853 Forest Park, a female SLU student, while walking in Read More…
There have been several break-ins/burglaries in the neighborhood in recent weeks. Early in September a burglar was discovered in a residence in the 4300 block of West Pine. The offender escaped with some belongings but no one was hurt and the police responded quickly. In late September a burglar was discovered in a residence of the 4300 block of Forest Park and escaped with a purse. No injuries. Last week, the Elite detail shop, the Read More…
Last week Terry Werner reported a miter saw was stolen from his back yard and the next night an attempted break-in in their garage/study. The police were brought in but there are no suspects at this time. Be advised that these kinds of activities are still going on (although the frequency has dropped) and be vigilant about suspicious characters in the alleys.
On Sunday afternoon, the neighborhood ATV patrol interrupted a garage burglary in the 4100 block of West Pine(my house). The burglars accessed the backyard by cutting off a padlock on the fence gate and entered the garage through a side door. Officer Mataya was patrolling the alley and noticed their suspicious behavior. He chased down and arrested one of the two suspects who is now in custody. The other fled the scene in a green Read More…
There was a burglary on the night of the 27th at 4312 Laclede. The break-in at the took place via a basement window around 9:30 at night which tripped the alarm. Taken was an iPhone from the night stand of the victim. The victim awoke to the intruder near her bed. This is obviously a very frightening experience and concerning crime trend considering similar instances. Additional patrols in the area have been implemented by the Read More…
From: Jim Whyte Sent: Monday, March 16, 2015 8:50 AM Subject: Burglary spike Commissioners; We have been experiencing a recent spike in burglary events. These are mainly occurring in the Gas Light Square area, Southeast SBD in the area of the Laclede, West Pine, Boyle and Newstead and the North SBD area of McPherson and Walton. I met with Captain Hayden on Friday, March 13th, along with his Burglary Squad consisting of a sergeant and 4 officers. Determining Read More…
Dear neighbors, There have been numerous reports of vehicle break-ins in our area over the past couple of months. The most recent one happened in the owner’s driveway in the 4100 block of West Pine, where not only was the car broken into, but a bag from St. Joseph Academy was left in the truck by the thief. Break-ins have been reported for vehicles parked on the street, in driveways and even in secured parking lots. Read More…
