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Electronics Stolen From Vehicles Recovered

Electronics Stolen From Vehicles Recovered

Sheriff Glenn Boyer states that on Wednesday, January 25th, 2012 at approximately 6:00 am deputies were dispatched to the Village of Jefferson subdivision in regards to a suspicious vehicle. When deputies arrived in the area they observed a white male subject on foot in the area. The deputy then observed a vehicle matching the description of the suspicious vehicle drive past him. Another deputy checking the area was able to stop the vehicle.

While conducting the investigation deputies began receiving reports of vehicles being broken into in the area. Upon further investigation it was learned that the individuals detained had allegedly been stealing from vehicles in the area and were in possession of numerous electronic devices.

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Fire At Arnold Business Under Investigation

A fire at an Arnold, Missouri business overnight is under investigation. Authorities say the fire started around 2 a.m. at the Metal Container Corporation. The company makes cans forAnheuser-Busch.  The Rock Community Fire Protection District firefighters were able to bring the blaze under control.

No one was hurt. There was minimal damage.

Family Wants National Guard To Search For Jacque Waller

Family Wants National Guard To Search For Jacque Waller

A new petition on Facebook hopes to get Missouri Governor Jay Nixon to send in the National Guard to help search for Jacque Waller. Family and friends of the missing Missouri mother feel it will improve the chances of finding her. Jacque Waller has been missing since June 2011.

Her estranged husband, Clay Waller, is currently in a federal prison in Louisiana after pleading guilty in October to federal charges of threatening Jacque’s sister in an internet posting.

Authorities say clay Waller is a suspect, but has not been charged in his wife's disappearance.

Festus Man Faces Statutory Sodomy, Child Porn Charges

A Festus man is behind bars accused of having a sexual relationship with a minor and possessing child pornography. Authorities took Charles Holst, 32, into custody on Monday after an investigation by the St. Louis County Police.

Investigators say Holst's victim was under 17 years old. He is being held on $50,000 cash bond. Authorities are asking anyone who may have been a victim of Holst to come forward and call 314-889-2341.

 

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8 Stolen School Buses Spark Terror Concerns

Auto thieves on a stealing spree are going after school buses. There have been eight stolen school buses reported in St. Louis and Jefferson counties in the last nine months. The most recent theft was overnight, a week ago, at the Windsor School District bus lot at 6405 Hwy. 61/67 in Imperial, Missouri.

Gang Member Pleads Guilty In Triple Murder

It was a series of crimes that revolved around marijuana, money and the brutal murders of three men. It was all centered around a gang in St. Louis called the Invaders. They are known by local and federal law enforcement as drug dealers who killed anyone who got in their way; even members of their own gang.

Monday in St. Louis County Court one of the gang members, Edward Bouroughf, pleaded guilty to killing three men in 2007. All three victims were dismembered and their body parts dumped in area counties. The remains of Allen Little were found in a sink hole in Perry County. Police say he was a member of the Invaders and killed because gang members no longer trusted him. Two other men were shot and killed in south St. Louis.

Randy Greenman was killed over drug money, but the other man, George Wiiter, 35, was killed for being with his friend at the wrong place at the wrong time. The men's remains were found in Jefferson and St. Charles County.

Police Seek Duo For Serial Car Break-ins In Jefferson County

Car thieves in Crystal City, Missouri targeted an unmarked police officer's car. Police say the break-in may be linked to several car break ins in Jefferson County. Detectives in Crystal City believe the same two men are responsible for at least three local car break ins.

Surveillance video from the Walmart in Festus shows two suspects on January 15 right after a car break in. The Walmart is less than a mile away in Crystal City. The two suspects casually walk in and try to use the victims credit cards to buy a TV and prepaid gift cards. They leave after the clerk asks for ID. The men drove off in a black Chevy quad cab with chrome bedrails.

Police say the duo used the credit cards two more times at Jefferson County gas stations. Then over the weekend, another car was hit on the same street in Crystal City. This time an unmarked police cruiser was the target and police need your help identifying who might have a cop's shotgun.