It only takes a few seconds to buckle up, but those few seconds could save your life in a traffic crash.

The Missouri Coalition for Roadway Safety is joining with state and local law enforcement May 21-June 3 in the national “Click It or Ticket” enforcement campaign to crack down on buckling up. Missourians will be reminded to buckle up through state and national advertisements. 

“A zero-tolerance policy for non-compliance with the seat belt law will be observed by troopers throughout this operation, as it is throughout the year, to raise seat belt awareness and compliance,” said Colonel Ron Replogle, Superintendent of the Missouri State Highway Patrol. “Every time you get into a vehicle you are at risk of being involved in a traffic crash.  Give yourself and your loved ones a chance to survive, buckle up.”

FENTON, MO (KTVI) – St. Louis County Police are looking for this guy after he knocked over the Regions Bank location in Fenton Monday afternoon.  He walked into the place about 2:30pm, didn’t show a gun, but acted like he had one and took the money.  

Police say he’s about six feet tall and 180 pounds.  He had shoulder length hair, but they think that may have been a wig.

Take a close look at the hat.  It has some sort of a “NY” insignia on it.  Some might consider that a punishable enough offense, but we’ll stick with the bank robbery. Cops want him behind bars.

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