Sunset Hills Police Department reports on law enforcement and criminal activity, Feb. 2-10.
Theft Fighting Driving while intoxicated, drunkenness Drug offense Fugitive arrest Destruction of property Civil disturbance Peace disturbance Suspicious person Suspicious incident Sounds like shots fired/fireworks
Approximately $6,300 in valuables have been recovered, Sunset Hills Police said.
Approximately $6,300 in valuables have been recovered, Sunset Hills Police said.
A resident in the 11700 block of Parkhaven Court called Sunset Hills Police on Feb. 6 when they discovered several items, including jewelry and other collectibles, missing from the home. Officers responded to the home around 12:33 p.m., according to the report, and discovered forced entry to the home. Approximately $44,000 in valuables was taken. Missing items totaling approximately $6,300 have been recovered, police said. A suspect has not yet been taken into custody.
4:43 pm on Monday, February 11, 2013
They said they had a suspect in mind, but not one in custody. Take from that what you will. more ›
Eric Steck became a suspect after officers discovered his sister sold a large amount of scrap metal, according to Sunset Hills Police.
Ballwin man became a suspect after officers discovered his sister sold a large amount of scrap metal, according to Sunset Hills Police.
A Ballwin man was indicted by a St. Louis County grand jury Jan. 30 on charges that he stole items valued at $12,720 from a construction site on Grandview Lake Drive in Sunset Hills. Eric Steck, faces four counts of felony stealing in St. Louis County Circuit Court. Sunset Hills Police said Steck broke into trailers on construction sites where homes are being built four times between Sept. 17 and Sept. 27. Police said he stole aluminum window bucks, aluminum fractions and other construction material. Steck was developed as a suspect after his sister, Stephanie Craig, sold a large amount of scrap metal, according to a report. Craig has not been charged. Steck posted 10 percent of a $5,000 bond and was released from jail Jan. 14. For more …
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2:55 pm on Sunday, February 24, 2013
Female is not being charge because her and her drug addict boyfriend used Eric as a fallguy so they would get out of prosecution. more ›
Sunset Hills Police reports on law enforcement and criminal activity, Dec. 11-18.
Theft Drunkenness Fugitive arrests Trespassing Peace disturbance Suspicious incident
9:28 am on Friday, December 21, 2012
We'll be seeing the ring thief in Mugshots of the week. Can't wait. more ›
Sunset Hills Police reports on law enforcement and criminal activity, Dec. 4-11.
Theft Fighting Driving while intoxicated Fugitive arrest Destruction of property Trespassing Peace disturbance Suspicious incident Animal incident
Sunset Hills police said the man had the stolen purse when he was arrested, but her cell phone and money were gone.
A man forced his way into a women’s restroom at a Sunset Hills gas station Thursday, assaulted his girlfriend and stole her purse, police said. Christopher Memhardt, 36, of the 1000 block of Sanford Avenue in the city of St. Louis, was charged Friday with second-degree domestic assault and second-degree robbery. Sunset Hills Police said the two were arguing, and the woman got out of the car to use the restroom at the BP gas station at 4504 Lindbergh Blvd. Memhardt forced his way into the restroom and punched the woman repeatedly in the face, police said. Memhardt then took her purse off her shoulder and drove away, according to the report. Police said Memhardt still had the purse when he was arrested, but the woman’s cell phone and cash …
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9:21 am on Thursday, December 13, 2012
36-years old...I think by now we can all agree this "thing" will be a worthless loser until he finally departs Earth, only after collecting lots of entitlement program money. Did he think he was going to get away with this? Then again, thinking isn't a top priority with Mr. Blowhardt. Oh well, he'll be in this week's round-up of St. Louis's finest. more ›
The man told police he got the card from someone who worked at one of the stereo equipment stores.
The following information was supplied by court documents. It does not indicate a conviction where an arrest was made. A man used a fake credit card to buy $4,182 worth of stereo equipment from stores in Manchester and South County, Manchester Police said. Erskine Yarbrough, of the 300 block of Fillmore Street in South St. Louis, was charged Monday with two counts of felony stealing. St. Louis County Police said Yarbrough bought a DVD receiver, two subwoofers and other stereo equipment from the South County Audio Express, 5616 South Lindbergh, in the Concord area, with a fraudulent prepaid credit card on Aug. 20. The equipment was valued at $2,180. Manchester Police said Yarbrough then used the same card on Aug. 21 to get $2,003 in stereo …
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9:13 am on Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Manchester Police spokesman said the department continues to look for "Dave", no description available. more ›
Crestwood Police reports on law enforcement and criminal activity, Nov. 16-30.
Theft A Volkswagon Jetta was reported stolen by a resident on Nov. 23. The vehicle had been taken by the woman’s ex-boyfriend, who later called to tell her where she could pick it up, according to police. Jewelry and cash were taken from a home on Crestwood Drive the evening of Nov. 24. Twelve Nintendo DS games were taken from Kohl’s on Nov. 27. A customer at Mobil on the Run took two packs of Newport cigarettes and a lighter valued at $12.71 on Nov. 24. The gas station also reported a customer drive-off on Nov. 23. Two graphing calculators were taken from Office Max. Police said the individual attempted to return them at another Office Max location. A street sign was taken from Mountain Air Trail on Nov. 22. Clothing was taken from …
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11:24 am on Friday, February 15, 2013
Feb. 3: Two female patrons got into a verbal fight at Helen Fitzgerald’s, 3650 S. Lindbergh Blvd., around 12:42 a.m. Feb. 3: drunkenness at Helen Fitzgerald’s, 3650 S. Lindbergh Blvd. Just more folks celebrating HF's 21st anniversary. more ›