https://www.ksdk.com/article/news/local ... -593848238According to police, McCloskey admitted to driving the car and he said a mechanical failure caused the accident. He was released from custody on traffics summonses and the case is being forwarded to the Ballwin Municipal Prosecutor;s Office.
McCloskey told 5 On Your Side reporter Jacob Long that his brakes went out and he was trying to avoid a bad crash and he said it's amazing he didn't hurt anyone. He said he tried to return to the bus after the car stopped, but it was gone. He didn't want to go to police because he was driving on a suspended license and does not dispute charges against him.
https://www.ksdk.com/article/news/crime ... -593703473A man was killed inside his home during an overnight shooting Thursday in a north St. Louis County neighborhood.
Good luck getting the state of Missouri to do this while they can't even get it together to comply the Real ID ActTrololzilla wrote: ↑Sep 14, 2018^ See, if I had my way (as in: if I ran my own country), everyone would have their fingerprints and DNA added to a national registry at birth or upon applying for permanent residency and/or citizenship. Call it as dystopian as you will.
In any case, it's good to see technology and science being used like that to help solve old and new cases.
So we end up with a City split between 3 extremely poor, mostly black boroughs, and 3 middle income, mostly white boroughs. What does that solve exactly?gary kreie wrote: ↑Oct 12, 2018What if St Louis City remained a County, but divided itself into, say, 6 cities of 50k each to better mirror St Louis County. Would that help facilitate a 10 year plan to assign a new designation to all the towns in both counties as, say, villages or boroughs from the legislature, and the two counties as a single “City of St Louis”? Boroughs could keep same services they provide now, and “City of St Louis” would provide all the services currently provided by St Louis County.
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Really hoping September was an aberration. It would be a huge W for the city to have the murder rate be down like 15%-20% this year. Need to string a couple down years in a row to start eroding that narrative.
Or, maybe they just need MORE guns. Shoot away the poorness.dbInSouthCity wrote: ↑Oct 31, 2018you know there are poor people all over the world and we seem to be the only country that has this correlation.....maybe the issue is easy access to guns?
