Osama Ayyad

1 week ago | abc10.com | Osama Ayyad

ST. LOUIS — Surveillance footage shows pallets of mail falling off a United States Postal Service semi truck as it ran a red light near Downtown St. Louis early Saturday morning. A spokesperson with the postal service said the incident is under investigation and confirmed the semi was a USPS vehicle. The footage shows the incident at 14th Street and Convention Plaza, which becomes Delmar Boulevard west of 14th Street. Driving south on N 14th Street, the USPS semi appears to run a red light.

1 week ago | ksdk.com | Osama Ayyad

One of the four suspects had a rifle during the robbery. ST. LOUIS — A woman was getting out of her car after parking in St. Louis just after 9 p.m. Saturday when four suspects approached her, and one of them had a rifle, she told police. The suspect with the rifle demanded the woman's keys, and she complied, according to a Sunday morning written statement from the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.

2 weeks ago | ksdk.com | Osama Ayyad

"I have never been with someone as young as you," Kunaschk said to the victim. LINCOLN COUNTY, Mo. — An 18-year-old from Springfield, Missouri, is facing rape and child endangerment charges after driving more than three hours to meet and have sex with a 14-year-old girl, court records filed Tuesday said. The accused, Joseph Thomas Dean Kunaschk, is also tied to two child molestation cases— one in Greene County and the other in Dallas County, according to Lincoln County prosecutor Mike Wood.

2 weeks ago | ksdk.com | Osama Ayyad

Investigators met with the 16-year-old victim, but he gave them a false identity, police said. The shooting happened around 1:45 a.m. in the 400 block of S 10th Street, less than a quarter-mile from Busch Stadium. According to the SLMPD statement, bystanders told police they were at a nearby bar when a fight broke out, prompting the bystanders to run to a parking garage. "They heard shots being fired, and they all ran to the car," investigators said.

2 weeks ago | ksdk.com | Osama Ayyad

“Tonight is a fire chief’s worst nightmare. We are heartbroken by the loss of one of our own," the fire chief said. "Our entire department is grieving."BEAUFORT, Mo. — A firefighter was fatally hurt in a crash Friday evening while responding to calls for help. Chevy Gall, a firefighter with the all-volunteer Beaufort-Leslie Fire Protection District, was on his way to a water rescue call around 4:15 p.m. when the crash happened.