Saturday, April 27, 2013
University City Police reports from the week of April 8-14.
Each week, University City Patch features a look at reports from the University City Police Department. Here is a look at the blotter from the week of April 8-14, 2013. The department arrested 55 adults and seven juveniles. There were two burglaries and one car theft. The reporting party stated person(s) unknown stole parked vehicle. The vehicle was later recovered by St. John Police Department with the driver's side door keyhole punched and the ignition on the floor. The reporting party stated person(s) unknown attempted to gain entry into the residence. The suspect(s) stole the exterior A/C unit. The reporting party stated person(s) unknown forced open a door to the residence and stole electronics. A suspect has been identified and the …
Thursday, April 25, 2013
University City Police said Breeanna E. Eaton and another person broke into three U City homes in February and March.
A Maplewood woman is accused of participating in three burglaries in University City in February and March. Breeanna E. Eaton, 27, of the 7600 block of Jerome Avenue in Maplewood, was charged Monday with three counts of second-degree burglary, two counts of felony stealing and one count of misdemeanor stealing. University City Police said Eaton and another person entered three U City homes and stole several items: Police said Eaton went to each of the three locations with another person, allowed her car to be used in the burglaries and shared in money gained from selling the items. Eaton is being held in the St. Louis County Justice Center. Bail was set at $10,000. For more crime information on University City Patch, see the following …
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
University City Police reports from the week of April 1-7.
Each week, University City Patch features a look at reports from the University City Police Department. Here is a look at the blotter from the week of April 1-7, 2013. The department arrested 50 adults and three juveniles. There was one burglary, two attempted burglaries and two car thefts. The reporting party stated person(s) unknown stole vehicle that had been parked in the driveway. The vehicle was recovered in St. Louis City the same day. Officer observed a running vehicle in an alley. The vehicle's door was pried and the ignition was punched. The owner stated nothing was missing. The reporting party stated person(s) unknown stole his locked, parked vehicle. Officers responded to an alarm sounding at a residence. Upon arrival, …
Thursday, April 18, 2013
University City Police said Terrell Sanders had sex with the girl between Feb. 1 and Feb. 28.
A University City man is accused of having sex with a 14-year-old girl. Terrel E. Sanders, 23, of the 6500 block of Corbitt Avenue in U City, was charged April 11 with second-degree statutory rape. University City Police said Sanders has sexual intercourse with the 14-year-old girl between Feb. 1 and Feb. 28. Bail was set at $50,000 for Sanders. For more crime information on University City Patch, see the following articles:
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
University City Police said Terron Jackson was illegally carrying the weapon in the 8000 block of Noel Court.
University City Police found a man carrying a concealed TEC-9 semi-automatic pistol March 15 in University City. Terron Jackson, 19 of the 1100 block of 18th Street in St. Louis, was charged March 16 with unlawful use of a weapon. University City Police reported an officer stopped Jackson in the 8000 block of Noel Court after the officer saw him take some suspicious actions, including throwing away a bag that contained a TEC-9 semi-automatic handgun. The gun had a magazine with 32 live rounds. During a search, the officer said he found Jackson had some marijuana. Bail for Jackson was set at $10,000. He has been released from St. Louis County jail. For more crime information on University City Patch, see the following articles:
Saturday, April 13, 2013
University City Police reports from the week March 25-31.
Each week, University City Patch features a look at reports from the University City Police Department. Here is a look at the blotter from the week of March 25-31, 2013. The department arrested 52 adults and six juveniles. There were six burglaries. The reporting party stated person(s) unknown forced the back door to gain access into his apartment and stole several items. The reporting party stated person(s) unknown unlawfully entered apartment by unknown method (doors and windows were secure/undisturbed) and stole two items. Possible suspect identified. The reporting party stated person(s) unknown forced open the kitchen window of apartment and stole several electronics The reporting party stated person(s) unknown entered the vacant home …
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
The woman's body was found on a vacant property on Arcadia Avenue.
University City Police have identified the body of the woman found dead Monday behind a vacant building at 7034 Arcadia. In a press release, Detective Sgt. Fredrick Lemons identified the victim as Cynthia Clements, a 30-year-old white female, of the 1100 block of Briscoe. See our previous story: UPDATE: Police Investigating 'Suspicious' Death in University City According to police, officers responded at 1:07 a.m. Monday, April 8, for a report of unconscious female in the rear yard of a vacant property. Officers located the victim lying on the ground at 7034 Arcadia. The female had died but there were no outward signs of trauma. Several people who were possibly with the victim are currently speaking with investigators. Anyone with …
Monday, April 8, 2013
A woman's body was found on a vacant property on Arcadia Avenue, St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.
A woman in her 30's was found dead in a vacant lot on the 7000 block of Arcadia Avenue in University City, St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports. KMOV identified the woman, who was found around 1 a.m. Monday morning, as Cynthia Clements. Authorities told KMOV they are considering the death suspicious but "saw no outward signs of trauma," according to the report. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact CrimeStoppers at 866-371-847 or University City Police's Bureau of Investigations at 314-725-2211 ext. 8010. [Editor's note: This story is developing. Patch will update this article as more information becomes available.]
Saturday, April 6, 2013
University City Police reports from the week March 18-24.
Each week, University City Patch features a look at reports from the University City Police Department. Here is a look at the blotter from the week of March 18-24, 2013. The department arrested 47 adults and two juveniles. There were two burglaries and four motor vehicle thefts. The reporting party stated 2 black males stole his motor scooter. The reporting party stated the keys were in the ignition. Suspect 1 is described as 18 years of age, and Suspect 2 16 years of age. The reporting party stated person(s) unknown stole gold 1993 Mercury Grand Marquis parked in front of residence overnight. The vehicle was later recovered in St. Louis City with the steering column punched. The reporting party stated person(s) unknown stole taupe-…
Thursday, March 28, 2013
University City Police said the Overland man stole a rifle, TV, two knives and collectible coins.
An Overland man was accused of breaking into a University City home between March 14 and March 18 and stealing several items. John Hamby, 27, of the 2300 block of Hood Avenue in Overland, was charged Saturday with second-degree burglary, stealing a firearm and felony theft. University City Police said Hamby entered a home in the 1200 block of Mount Olive Avenue in U City and stole a rifle, a Sony television, two knives and collectible coins. A witness identified Hamby’s car, according to court documents. Hamby is being held in St. Louis County Justice Center. Bail was set at $40,000. For more crime information on University City Patch, see the following articles:
gary mason
4:46 pm on Wednesday, April 17, 2013
I wonder if he had a conceal carry permit, or if he purchased it legally ? Why was he let go on a $10000 bond and not prosecuted fully. Why do we Ned more laws and not enforce what we have ? more ›