Kim Bell
Reporter at St. Louis Post-Dispatch
breaking news reporter for @stltoday and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch https://t.co/yS4yUtZZaw
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1 week ago |
stltoday.com | Austin Huguelet |Kim Bell
ST. LOUIS — Police on Wednesday said they were still investigating the killing of a teen over the weekend in the Washington Avenue loft district, even as longtime downtown residents lamented yet another tragedy in the region’s core. Top officials, from city police Chief Robert Tracy to Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe to representatives of the region’s business lobby, did not comment Wednesday on the death.
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1 week ago |
stltoday.com | Kim Bell
JEFFERSON COUNTY — U.S. marshals have arrested a man who is accused of abusing two young children and a dog at their Jefferson County home. Mason Lee Williams, 24, was arrested without incident Monday morning in El Dorado, Illinois, said Grant Bissell, a spokesman for the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office. Williams was charged last week with 12 counts of child abuse. Authorities said he repeatedly beating a 5-year-old boy and nearly suffocating a 2-year-old girl.
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1 week ago |
stltoday.com | Kim Bell
ST. LOUIS — Just weeks into his job, rookie cop Dakota DeClerck is one of many officers featured in a department video showing the police response after the May 16 tornado. DeClerck, who graduated from the police academy in April, is shown carrying an injured person from the rubble and later removing downed tree limbs that blocked a 73-year-old disabled man's path. The 2½-minute video is a collection of clips taken from officers' body cameras.
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2 weeks ago |
stltoday.com | Kim Bell
JEFFERSON COUNTY — A home surveillance camera recorded a man abusing two young children and a dog at their home in Jefferson County, court records say. Mason Lee Williams, 24, repeatedly beat a 5-year-old boy and nearly suffocated a 2-year-old girl, authorities said. A camera mounted in a bedroom captured the abuse over a two-week period, starting in about mid-April, Detective Lance Pippin of the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office said in court papers.
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2 weeks ago |
stltoday.com | Kim Bell
ST. LOUIS COUNTY — A man was charged Tuesday in the shooting death of a Hancock Place high school student. Martin Tullis III, 18, was held Wednesday on $1 million cash bond on charges of first-degree murder, armed criminal action and first-degree attempted robbery. Authorities said Tullis helped kill Logan Snyder, a 16-year-old boy who died Nov. 14 in Lemay. According to charging documents, Tullis and another teenage boy pushed Logan to the ground and shot him.
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41-year-old Joshua Harris was identified through fingerprints on Tuesday by the St. Louis County medical examiner's office. Police were mum, refusing to provide his name or say where their investigation stands. @stltoday
Man killed at Clayton apartment identified, police remain mum https://t.co/okrwFCpuJp
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