NEW!
POSTED 10-2-24
October 5, 2024
Edition
John
Hoffmann's latest weekly installment of
News from Snoburbia is here for your
reading enjoyment. In this edition:
TOWN & COUNTRY SEPTEMBER LEGAL
BILLS: Pages 1 & 2
THE GREENWICH GREEN LAWSUIT: A
look at the court documents that have cost
the city $34,263 so far. Pages 2-6
30 DAYS OF ARRESTS BY TOWN AND COUNTRY
POLICE: Pages 6-11
CHESTERFIELD POLICE BLOTTER: Suspect
charged for firing two shots at car in
road rage incident. Pages 12-30
CHESTERFIELD
RETAIL THEFT SPECIAL UNIT IS AWARDED:
Page 31
CHESTERFIELD
OFFICER WHO WON BATTLE AGAINST CANCER
RETURNS TO CHESTERFIELD PD AFTER TWO-YEAR ABSENCE: Pages 31-33
FORMER BASKETBALL PLAYER TO FOLLOW
EX-GIRLFRIEND TO PRISON: Pages
33-36
ST. LUKE’S YOUNGER CARDIAC STAFF CALLS
ST. LUKE’S ADMINISTRATION STAFF
LIARS: Pages 36 & 37
CARTOONS: Pages 37-42
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NEW!
POSTED 9-25-24
September 28, 2024
Edition
John
Hoffmann's latest weekly installment of
News from Snoburbia is here for your
reading enjoyment. In this edition:
PLANNING
COMMISSION PASSES MCBRIDE HOMES
PROPOSAL FOR 112 CONDOS ON SOUTH OUTER
40 AT WOODS MILL. WILL THERE BE A
FUTURE RESOLUTION TO CHANGE THE CITY’S
NAME FROM TOWN AND COUNTRY TO TOWN AND
CONDOS?: Pages 1-5
TOWN SQUARE COSTS YEAR-TO-DATE:
Pages 5 & 6
TOWN AND COUNTRY IN THE TOP FIVE
WEALTHIEST CITIES IN MISSOURI: Pages 6 & 7
TOWN AND
COUNTRY BOARD OF ALDERMEN MEETING SEPTEMBER
23: State Rep candidate speaks,
elderly resident concerned that
neighbor’s “pavilion” could mean rock
concerts. Pages 8-10
CHESTERFIELD POLICE MONTHLY REPORT FOR
AUGUST: In this newsletter we are
sorry but the Chesterfield section is
all cops and robbers. Pages 10-16
CHESTERFIELD
POLICE
BLOTTER: Highlights:
Woman with 31 past arrests and citations
arrested for Felony Stealing.
Chesterfield woman with numerous drug
convictions arrested for assault.
Popular restaurant owner cited for
expired business & liquor licenses.
Pages 16-35
CARTOONS: Pages 35-43
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September 21, 2024
Edition
John
Hoffmann's latest weekly installment of
News from Snoburbia is here for your
reading enjoyment. In this
edition:
TOWN & COUNTRY AUGUST
POLICE AND CRIME STATS: It
is mostly police stuff this
week from Town and Country.
Pages 1 & 2
TOWN AND COUNTRY POLICE
AWARDS: Page 3
CHESTERFIELD POLICE BLOTTER:
Pages 4-25
CHESTERFIELD CITY COUNCIL
MEETING: Pages
25-27
NEXT BIG BAND CONCERT: Pages
27 & 28
MORE MAIL FROM A BIG
NEWSLETTER FAN: Pages
28 & 29
CARTOONS: Pages
30-34
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September 14, 2024
Edition
John Hoffmann's
latest weekly installment of News from
Snoburbia is here for your reading
enjoyment. In this edition:
TOWN &
COUNTRY AND CHESTERFIELD
AUGUST DEER VS VEHICLES:
Pages
1-3
PLANS NOW
SUBMITTED FOR
REPLACEMENT OF 1955
RANCH HOUSE TO BE TORN
DOWN: Page
4
A LITTLE
BIT OF COUNTRY LEFT IN
TOWN AND COUNTRY: Page
5
TOWN AND
COUNTRY BOARD OF
ALDERMEN MEETING: Pages
5
& 6
MAYBE TIME
FOR THE MAYOR TO SAY
GOODBYE OR GET SOME
REST: Page
5
WHO GAVE A
$100,000? Page
6
LEGAL
BILLS: Pages
6-10
CHESTERFIELD POLICE
BLOTTER: If you are a
high school football fan
check out Page 15.
Pages
10-28
RIBBON
CUTTING FOR DEMOLISHING
CHESTERFIELD MALL SET
FOR OCTOBER 15 AT 9:30:
Pages
28 & 29
TESLAS
MOVED: Pages
29 & 30
GATEWAY
STUDIO FOR VIDEO AND
MOVIE MAKING NEARING
COMPLETION: Pages
30-32
THE DOORACK
EMPTY LOT ON OLD
CHESTERFIELD ROAD AND
BAXTER HAS NEW PLANS
AFTER PRIOR SCANDALS
INVOLING THE CITY
COUNCIL: Pages
32-34
OUR
FAVORITE READER HELPS
THE MAIL SERVICE AND
WASTE RECYCLERS: Pages
34-36
CARTOONS: Pages 36-39
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September 7, 2024
Edition
John
Hoffmann's latest weekly installment of
News from Snoburbia is here for your
reading enjoyment. In this
edition:
THIRTY DAYS OF TOWN
AND
COUNTRY POLICE ARRESTS: During
this
30-day period, arrests of
drunk drivers were more than
arrests of shoplifters, but
not by much. See who was
getting arrested and what
they did. Pages1-6
WHAT DO YOU THINK OF 112
CONDOS GOING
ON AN 11-ACRE LOT ON WOODS
MILL ROAD? ON SEPTEMBER
18
YOU CAN TELL THE PLANNING
AND ZONING
COMMISSION: Pages 6
& 7
MY FAVORITE TED DREWES
STORY: Page 8
CHESTERFIELD POLICE
BLOTTER: Pages 9-29
CHESTERFIELD MOVIE THEATER
MANAGER CHARGED WITH EIGHT
FELONY SEX CRIMES OF
A TEENAGE EMPLOYEE:
Pages 29-31
25-YEAR-OLD CHESTERFIELD
WOMAN CHARGED WITH FELONY
SEX CRIME ON A MINOR: Pages
31-33
CHESTERFIELD CITY COUNCIL
MEETING SEPTEMBER
3, 2024: Councilman Dan
Hurt votes against the
downtown business district
tax status, New police
equipment thanks to a 2016
case. Date changed for
next council meeting.
Pages 33-35
MAYOR ELECTION RUMORS: Page
35
ANOTHER TV REPORTER WHO
DOESN’T KNOW WHERE THEY
ARE: Page 35
CARTOONS: Pages 35-43
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Drunks and Thieves 2024 Part 6
September
3, 2024
-- It's time for
more justice,
Snoburbia style, in
the sixth Drunks and
Thieves edition of
2024. In this
edition:
19-YEAR-OLD DRIVER REPORTED HAVING
FOUR OR FIVE SHOTS BEFORE CLASS. HE
WAS STILL DRUNK AFTER CLASS WHEN HE
PULLED BEHIND THE GOLD’S GYM BUILDING
TO PISS: Pages 1-3
THANKSGIVING AND A
VERY DRUNK DRIVER ON TWO-LANE
MASON
ROAD AFTER DRINKING FOR 12 HOURS: Pages
3-4
CAR SALESMAN DRIVING A DEALER CAR
DRUNK WAS CLOCKED DOING 88 MPH AND
LANE WEAVING IN TOWN AND COUNTRY: Pages
4-6
CITY RESIDENT PARKS HIS 2016 CHRYSLER
IN FRONT OF THE CHESTERFIELD TESLA
DEALERSHIP, GETS AN OVERHEAD DOOR TO
OPEN AND THEN STEALS A NEW TESLA: Pages
6-8
THE BOTTLE OF VODKA INTO THE PURSE
BRINGS THE POLICE: Pages 8 &
9
RETAIL THIEF WHO IS A REGULAR AT
WALMART STORES, NOT LEARNING HIS
LESSON: Pages 9-16
DRUG ADDICT AND LONGTIME WALMART
SHOPLIFTER ARRESTED IN HIS MOTEL ROOM
IN ELLISVILLE: Pages 16-18
NOT DRUNK AND NOT A THIEF BUT STILL A
GOOD STORY: Pages 18 & 19
31-YEAR-OLD WOMAN RELEASED ON SUMMONS
AFTER BEING ARRESTED FOR STEALING AT
WALMART, THEN FAILS TO APPEAR IN COURT
TWICE: Pages 19-21
DRUNK DRIVER FROM KANSAS PASSED OUT
BEHIND THE WHEEL OF HER JEEP BLOCKING
THE ENTRANCE TO MARQUETTE HIGH SCHOOL:
Pages 21-23
CHESTERFIELD OFFICERS RESPONDED AT
10:20 IN THE MORNING TO A VEHICLE
BLOCKING CLARKSON ROAD WITH DRIVER WHO
WAS HIGH ON BOOZE AND MEDS WANTING A
RIDE HOME: Pages
23-26
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August 31, 2024
Edition
John
Hoffmann's latest weekly installment of
News from Snoburbia is here for your
reading enjoyment. In this edition:
LET’S CHECK
OUT MONTHLY BILL AT THE TOWN SQUARE: You wonder why
the City of Town and Country is imposing
the first property tax in 26 years; here is one of
the reasons. Pages 1 & 2
CITY CONTINUES TO MOW AND LANDSCAPE
MODOT PROPERTY: Page 2
69 YEARS LATER IT’S TIME TO SAY
GOODBYE: Page 3
TOWN AND COUNTRY BOARD OF
ALDERMEN MEETING: Pages 4-7
ALDERMEN
VOTED TO APPROVE ANNEXATION OF MASON
MEADOWS COURT INTO TOWN AND COUNTRY: Pages 3
& 4
EQUINE ASSISTED THERAPY TO BUILD
COVERED RIDING CORRAL IN LONGVIEW
PASTURE: Pages 4 & 5
AFTER DISCUSSION THE ALDERMEN APPROVED
TO APPLY FOR A PARKS GRANT TO ADD TO
PRESERVATION PARK: Pages 6 & 7
CHESTERFIELD
POLICE
BLOTTER: Pages 7-23
A DWI QUEEN WHO KEPT MAKING POLICE AND
COURTS BUSY NOW IN PRISON: Pages 23 &
24
NEW POLICE OFFICER IN CHESTERFIELD
ALSO OWNS RESTAURANTS: Page 25
CARTOONS:
Pages 25-31
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August 25, 2024
Edition
John
Hoffmann's latest weekly installment of
News from Snoburbia is here for your
reading enjoyment. In this edition:
SAY GOODBYE
TO ANOTHER TOWN AND COUNTRY
RANCH HOUSE: Pages 1-3
TOWN AND
COUNTRY PRAISES EQUINE THERAPY AT
LONGVIEW PARK AND THEN PLANS SOMETHING
THAT WILL MAKE THE HORSES TRY TO KICK
DOWN THEIR STALLS AND ESCAPE: Pages 3 & 4
CITY
HOPES CONSTRUCTION FOR THE STARBUCKS
ON CLAYTON ROAD AND BALLAS WILL START
BY THE END OF THE YEAR: Page 4
CHESTERFIELD POLICE BLOTTER: Pages 5-24
CHESTERFIELD CITY COUNCIL MEETING: Council votes
to spend $2,400,000 for amphitheater
improvements. Mayor Nation refuses to
follow Missouri “Closed Meetings” law. No video webcast
of meeting. Pages 24-26
IT IS
JUST DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS: If you shop or
work at Costco. Pages 26 &
27
CARTOONS: Pages 28-32
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August 17, 2024
Edition
John
Hoffmann's latest weekly installment of
News from Snoburbia is here for your
reading enjoyment. In this edition:
TOWN & COUNTRY AND CHESTERFIELD
DEER VS VEHICLES JULY REPORT: Pages
1-3
TOWN AND COUNTRY BOARD
OF ALDERMEN MEETING: Pages 4-14
LUTHERAN
SENIOR SERVICE’S NEW
PLANS FOR THE MASON POINT NURSING AND
SENIOR LIVING COMPLEX: Pages 4-6
DEER HOLLOW SUBDIVISION IS BACK: Page
7
A $6,964 PLUMBING BILL AT CITY HALL:
Page 8
POLICE DEPARTMENT BUYS ANOTHER USED
CAR FROM THE KANSAS HIGHWAY PATROL: Pages
8 & 9
BOARD OF ALDERMEN VOTE TO ANNEX IN
THE MASON MEADOWS COURT AT THE SOUTH
END OF THE CITY LIMITS: Pages 9
& 10
PROPOSAL TO SPEND OVER $500,000 TO
ADD TO THE CITY PARK ALMOST NO ONE
USES: Apparently the proposed
design of additions should help
pediatricians with more injured
children. Pages 10-13
WHAT WAS THE CITY THINKING? See
what the mayor gave the former city
attorney, who was all packed up for his
family’s move to London the next day.
Page 14
WOODS MILL ROAD AND
SOUTH OUTER 40 PROPOSED CONDOS PUBLIC
HEARING HAS BEEN CANCELLED IN AUGUST:
Pages 14 & 15
CHESTERFIELD POLICE BLOTTER: See
the crimes and arrests: Page 16-38
GUTTER WORK SCAM BY EX-CON: See
mugshot. He was working the West County
area. Pages 38 & 39
POLICE WANT HELP IN IDENTIFYING WOMAN
PASSING COUNTERFEIT $100 BILLS: Pages
39 & 40
MORE ON WRONG SIDE OF ROAD FATAL
CRASH ON CLARKSON ROAD: See
the police diagram and read the witness
statement. Pages 40 & 41
CARTOONS: Pages 42-45
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August 10, 2024
Edition
John
Hoffmann's latest weekly installment of
News from Snoburbia is here for your
reading enjoyment. In this edition:
NOW WHAT DO THEY WANT AT SOUTH OUTER
FORTY ROAD AND WOODS MILL? IT’S NOW
CONDOS: Pages 1-3
CHESTERFIELD POLICE BLOTTER: Pages
4-22
CHESTERFIELD
POLICE OFFICER GOES TO HOSPITAL AFTER
HIS PATROL CAR IS HIT WHILE ON A
TRAFFIC STOP: Pages 19 & 20
CHESTERFIELD’S PARKS & REC DIRECTOR
IS GONE. LIKE MOST OF HIS JOBS HE LASTED
LESS THAN TWO YEARS: Page
22
MONARCH FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT TAX
HIKE PASSES WITH 64% YES VOTE: Pages
22 & 23
CHESTERFIELD AUGUST 5 CITY
COUNCIL MEETING: No hot water at
the aquatic center costs the city
$4,585, Council approves $245,909 for
design to replace the bridge off Highway
141 to Ladue Farms Rd., city’s lobbyist
on board for another year and another
$40,000: Pages 23-26
NOW FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT: Pages
26 & 27
TIME TEST: Pages 27
CARTOONS: Pages 27-34
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August 3, 2024
Edition
John
Hoffmann's latest weekly installment of
News from Snoburbia is here for your
reading enjoyment. In this edition:
30
DAYS
OF TOWN AND COUNTRY POLICE ARRESTS: Pages
1-5
MORE
ON
NEW HOUSE PROPOSED FOR TOWN AND
COUNTRY: Pages 5 & 6
PLAYGROUND
AT
LONGVIEW PARK NOW OPEN: Pages 6
& 7
CHESTERFIELD
POLICE
BLOTTER: Pages 7-25
WHAT
WILL
THE CROWD BE LIKE FOR THE BLOOMING
OF THE CORPSE FLOWER? Pages
25-27
CIGAR
ANYONE?
There are now two nearby retail
stores where you can buy cigars and
stink up your clothes, a block apart
in Chesterfield Valley. Pages 27-29
JUST
A
THOUGHT: Would
this
Vice Presidential pick be a sure
winner for Dems? Page 29
PUTTING
ON
THE RITZ 2024 VERSION:
I preferred the 1963 version. See
this, plus the Tijuana Brass on the
Danny Kaye Variety Show and Herb
Alpert’s interview with Bob Costas.
Pages 29-31
CARTOONS:
Pages 31-36
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July 27, 2024
Edition
John
Hoffmann's latest weekly installment of
News from Snoburbia is here for your
reading enjoyment. In this edition:
JUNE TOWN
& COUNTRY AND CHESTERFIELD POLICE
AND CRIME STATS: Pages 1-4
TOWN AND
COUNTRY PARKS COMMITTEE DISCUSSES
GIVING DOGS AND HORSES A BREAK THIS
YEAR. THEY FIND IT IS TOO EXPENSIVE TO
BE KIND TO ANIMALS: Pages 4 & 5
TOWN SQUARE COSTS TAKE A JUMP: Page 5
CHECK
OUT THE TOWN AND COUNTRY
LEGAL BILLS FOR JUNE: Pages 6 & 7
TROUBLE
AT THE COUNTRY CLUB: See if you can
identify the teenage burglars that hit
the Bellerive Country Club three times in
three weeks. Pages 7 & 8
CHESTERFIELD
POLICE
JUNE MONTHLY REPORT: Pages 9-15
CHESTERFIELD POLICE BLOTTER: Read what the
police had to deal with last week. Pages
15-34
20-YEAR-OLD
CHESTERFIELD
APARTMENT RESIDENT AND SELF-CONFESSED
“AMERICAN NAZI” PLEAS GUILTY TO TWO
FELONY COUNTS OF DESTRUCTION OF
PROPERTY DISCRIMINATION: Page 34
A
CLASSIC BOB NEWHART PHOTO: Page 35
CARTOONS:
The return of editorial
cartoons. Pages 35-42
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July 20, 2024
Edition
John
Hoffmann's latest weekly installment of
News from Snoburbia is here for your
reading enjoyment. In this edition:
NEW HOUSE
COMING TO TOWN & COUNTRY: Page
1
NEW
PROPOSAL FOR LUTHERAN SENIOR SERVICES AT
MASON POINT: Pages 1-3
THE EVIL DEVELOPER ROB REHNQUIST PLANS
MORE HOUSES ON MASON ROAD. HOW
MANY TREES WILL BE KILL THIS TIME? Pages
3 & 4
 CHESTERFIELD
CITY COUNCIL MEETING: Expansion of
Annie Gunn’s, new fund for damages to city
property not covered by insurance, goodbye
to the Historic and Landmark Committee,
new law requiring anyone legally
purchasing marijuana to be 21 or older,
resolution to apply for a parks grant for
Central Park, legislation to apply for a
grant to hire a planner to look replacing
the Aquatic Center, goodbye to Grizzly
Hurt. Pages 4-9
COMING SOON
MAYBE: A proposal to build a
lodge, restaurant and 78-acre wilderness
area for guests in Chesterfield Valley
passed at Planning and Zoning and is not
yet before the Council. See the plans.
Pages 9 & 10
CHESTERFIELD
POLICE BLOTTER: Trio of thieves
from Texas hit Chesterfield businesses.
Also Police stop X-Rated show at a
Chesterfield Movie Theater (page 30 &
31). Read all of last week’s crime and
arrests. Pages 10-31
IT
WAS HOTTER IN 1954: Page 31
CARTOONS: In lieu of the
assassination attempt last Saturday there
will be no editorial cartoons this week.
They will return next week. Page 32
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July 13, 2024
Edition
John Hoffmann's
latest weekly installment of News from
Snoburbia is here for your reading
enjoyment. In this edition:
TOWN AND COUNTRY POLICE AND CITY HALL
HEAVILY PUBICIZED THAT POSSESSION AND
SHOOTING FIREWORKS WERE ILLEGAL. THEN
THE POLICE DEPARTMENT FORGOT TO
ENFORCE THE LAW. CHESTERFIELD ALSO
BATTED .000 ON
ENFOCEMENT Pages 1 & 2
LONGTIME TOWN AND COUNTY
RESIDENT DICK PALMER DIED: Page 3
TOWN AND COUNTRY ALDERMANIC MEETING:
North Forty subdivision plans
withdrawn. Pages 3 & 4
MCBRIDE HOMES WITHDRAWS PLANS FOR THE
67 TOWNHOUSE STYLED HOUSE ON 11 ACRES:
Page 5
CHESTERFIELD RUMOR MILL CRANKING OUT
ON APRIL MAYOR ELECTION: Page 5
CHESTERFIELD POLICE BLOTTER: More
people with long arrest records coming
to steal in Chesterfield. Pages 6-24
CARTOONS: Pages 24-33
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Drunks and Thieves 2024 Part 5
July
9, 2024
-- It's time for
more justice,
Snoburbia style, in
the fifth Drunks and
Thieves edition of
2024. In this
edition:
NOTHING LIKE A SUNDAY AFTERNOON TRIP
WITH THE FAMILY TO WAL MART TO STEAL: Page
1
 ON FRIDAY
JANUARY 20, 2023 AT 10:30 AM OFFICERS OF
THE CHESTERFIELD SPECIAL ENFORCEMENT
UNIT WERE ABOUT TO HAVE THEIR HANDS FULL
WITH A FEMALE CAR THIEF, FELONY
SHOPLIFTER, CARRYING A GUN WHO WAS
WANTED ON WARRANT BY FOUR OTHER POLICE
DEPARTMENTS: Pages 1-3
DRUNK MEXICAN NATIONAL WITH A SUSPENDED
MISSOURI DRIVERS’ LICENSE
WAS STOPPED FOR LANE WEAVING ON I-64: Pages
3-5
TOWN AND COUNTRY POLICE DETECTIVE STOPS
CAR WITH TWO-YEAR EXPIRED
LICENSE PLATES AND HIT THE JACKPOT: Pages
5-7
EMPLOYEE OF CARE SERVICES STOLE CREDIT
CARDS USED FOR BY DISABLED
CLIENTS AND MADE PURCHASES FOR HERSELF:
Pages 7 & 8
DRIVER HIGH ON DRUGS TOTALS HER CAR
AFTER REAR-ENDING A TRACTOR-TRAILER ON
I-64 AND I-270 AFTER DRIVING THROUGH
YARDS IN FRONTENAC: Pages 9
& 10
66-YEAR-OLD DRUNK DRIVER
CLAIMS SHE IS HANDICAPPED AND CANNOT DO
ALL THE FIELD SOBRIETY TESTS, BUT
CAN’T TELL THE OFFICER WHAT HER DISABILITY
IS: Pages 10-12
A COUPLE FROM FLORISSANT PULL AN ARMED
ROBBERY AT TOWN AND COUNTRY
HARBOR FREIGHT. 23 MONTHS LATER THE
INVESTIGATION IS OVER WITH
STATE AND FEDERAL CHARGES. Pages
12-19
A MAN SELECTING FLOORING AT THE
TOWN & COUNTRY HOME DEPOT STORE
WAS RECOGNIZED BY A HOME DEPOT SECURITY
AGENT AS THE SAME MAN WHO HAD
STOLEN FLOORING FROM THE BRENTWOOD
STORE: Pages 20 & 21
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July 6, 2024 Edition
John Hoffmann's
latest weekly installment of News from
Snoburbia is here for your reading
enjoyment. In this edition:
This
newsletter has just three main topics:
DEER, COPS & CROOKS AND THE DEBATE
TOWN AND COUNTRY
AND
CHESTERFIELD MAY DEER REPORT: Pages
1-3
TOWN AND COUNTRY ARRESTS MAY 19 TO JUNE
15: Pages 3-9
CHESTERFIELD POLICE BLOTTER: Pages
10-25
A DOG’S STATEMENT: Page 26
CARTOONS: For weeks the target of
most editorial cartoonists has been Trump.
That changed this last week after the
debate. Pages 27-34
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Listed
by date, newest first
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| DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2024, PART 6,
SEPTEMBER 3, 2024 |
| DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2024, PART 5,
JULY 9, 2024 |
| DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2024, PART 4,
MAY 28, 2024 |
| DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2024, PART 3,
MAY 7, 2024 |
| DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2024, PART 2,
APRIL 9, 2024 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2024, PART 1,
FEBRUARY 20, 2024
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| DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2023, PART 12,
DECEMBER 26,
2023 |
| DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2023, PART 11,
DECEMBER 19,
2023 |
| DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2023, PART 10,
NOVEMBER 14,
2023 |
| DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2023, PART 9,
OCTOBER 10,
2023 |
| DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2023, PART 8,
SEPTEMBER 5,
2023 |
| DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2023, PART 7,AUGUST
8, 2023 |
| DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2023, PART 6,
JUNE 24, 2023 |
| DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2023, PART 5, MAY
30, 2023 |
| DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2023, PART 4, APRIL
25, 2023 |
| DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2023, PART 3, MARCH
4, 2023 |
| DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2023, PART 2, FEBRUARY
14, 2023 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2023, PART 1, JANUARY
24, 2023
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| DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2022, PART 18,
DECEMBER 27, 2022 |
| DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2022, PART 17,
DECEMBER 20, 2022 |
| DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2022, PART 16,
DECEMBER 6, 2022 |
| DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2022, PART 15, NOVEMBER
22, 2022 |
| DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2022, PART 14,
OCTOBER 20, 2022 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2022, PART 13,
SEPTEMBER 20, 2022 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2022, PART 12,
AUGUST 30, 2022 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2022, PART 11,
JULY 26, 2022 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2022, PART 10,
JUNE 28, 2022 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2022, PART 9,
MAY 31, 2022 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2022, PART 8,
MAY 10, 2022 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2022, PART 7,
APRIL 19, 2022 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2022, PART 6,
MARCH 29, 2022 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2022, PART 5,
MARCH 15, 2022 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2022, PART 4,
FEBRUARY 22, 2022 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2022, PART 3,
FEBRUARY 2, 2022 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2022, PART 2,
JANUARY 18, 2022 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2022, PART 1,
JANUARY 1, 2022
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DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2021, PART 13,
DECEMBER 21, 2021 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2021, PART 12,
DECEMBER 14, 2021 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2021, PART 11,
DECEMBER 7, 2021 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2021, PART 10,
NOVEMBER 23, 2021 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2021, PART 9,
NOVEMBER 9, 2021 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2021, PART 8,
OCTOBER 12, 2021 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2021, PART 7,
SEPTEMBER 7, 2021 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2021, PART 6,
AUGUST 10, 2021 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2021, PART 5,
JULY 6, 2021 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2021, PART 4,
JUNE 2, 2021 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2021, PART 3,
MAY 5, 2021 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2021, PART 2,
MARCH 23, 2021 |
DRUNKS AND
THIEVES: 2021, PART 1,
FEBRUARY 24, 2021 |
DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2020, PART 9,
DECEMBER 31, 2020 |
DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2020, PART 8,
DECEMBER 26, 2020 |
DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2020, PART 7,
DECEMBER 2, 2020 |
DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2020, PART 6,
SEPTEMBER 11, 2020 |
DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2020, PART 5,
SEPTEMBER 5, 2020 |
DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2020, PART 4,
JULY 4, 2020 |
DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2020, PART 3,
MAY 30, 2020 |
DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2020, PART 2,
APRIL 11, 2020 |
DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2020, PART 1,
FEBRUARY 25, 2020 |
DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2019, PART 9,
DECEMBER 31,
2019 |
DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2019, PART 8,
DECEMBER 27, 2019 |
DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2019, PART 7,
NOVEMBER 30,
2019 |
DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2019, PART 6,
JULY 12,
2019 |
DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2019, PART 5,
JULY 5,
2019 |
DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2019, PART 4,
JUNE 29, 2019 |
DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2019, PART 3,
MARCH 17,
2019 |
DRUNKS AND THIEVES: 2019,
PART 2,
MARCH 10, 2019 |
DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2019, PART 1,
MARCH 3, 2019
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| DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2018, PART 9,
DECEMBER 31, 2018 |
| DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2018, PART 8,
DECEMBER 26, 2018 |
| DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2018, PART 7,
NOVEMBER 21, 2018 |
| DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2018, PART 6,
NOVEMBER 1, 2018 |
| DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2018, PART 5,
SEPTEMBER 8, 2018 |
| DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2018, PART 4,
AUGUST 15, 2018 |
| DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2018, PART 3,
JUNE 3, 2018 |
| DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2018, PART 2,
MAY 27, 2018 |
DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2018, PART 1,
MAY 6, 2018
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| DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2017, PART 9,
DECEMBER 30, 2017 |
| DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2017, PART 8,
DECEMBER 17, 2017 |
| DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2017, PART 7,
NOVEMBER 26, 2017 |
DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2017, PART 6,
NOVEMBER 12, 2017
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| DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2017, PART 5,
OCTOBER 9, 2017 |
| DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2017, PART 4,
SEPTEMBER 1, 2017 |
| DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2017, PART 3, JULY
31, 2017 |
| DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2017, PART 2,
JUNE 24, 2017 |
DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: 2017, PART 1,
APRIL 3, 2017
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| DRUNKS AND THIEVES: NEW
YEARS 2017 EDITION, JANUARY 4, 2017 |
| DRUNKS AND THIEVES: CHRISTMAS 2016 EDITION, DECEMBER 27, 2016 |
| DRUNKS AND THIEVES: POST-THANKSGIVING EDITION,
NOVEMBER 28, 2016 |
| DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: SPRING 2016, PART 3, MAY
23, 2016 |
| DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: SPRING 2016, PART 2, MAY
18, 2016 |
DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: SPRING 2016, PART 1, MAY
10, 2016
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| DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: HOLIDAY PART 3, DECEMBER
31, 2015 |
| DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: HOLIDAY PART 2, DECEMBER
24, 2015 |
| DRUNKS
AND THIEVES: POST-THANKSGIVING 2015,
DECEMBER 2, 2015 |
| DRUNKS AND THIEVES: SUMMER
2015 PART THREE, JULY 1, 2015 |
| DRUNKS AND THIEVES: SUMMER
2015 PART TWO, JUNE 25, 2015 |
| DRUNKS AND THIEVES: SUMMER
2015 PART ONE, JUNE 18, 2015 |
| DRUNKS AND THIEVES: WINTER
2014 PART 2, DECEMBER 29, 2014 |
| DRUNKS AND THIEVES: WINTER
2014 PART 1, DECEMBER 22, 2014 |
| DRUNKS AND THIEVES: SUMMER
2014, PART 2, JUNE 16, 2014 |
| DRUNKS AND THIEVES: SUMMER
2014, PART 1, JUNE 9, 2014 |
| DRUNKS AND THIEVES: WINTER
2013 PART 2, DECEMBER 31, 2013 |
| DRUNKS AND THIEVES: WINTER
2013 PART 1, DECEMBER 24, 2013 |
| DWI AND THIEVES: SPRING 2013,
MAY 7, 2013 |
| DWI AND THIEVES, WINTER 2012,
DECEMBER 3, 2012 |
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$35,000,000 Divorce:
David and Angela Porter
The Porter divorce was
granted on April 14, 2020 under a
consent agreement with no trial.
The lawsuit in Federal Court was
dropped. One week after the
divorce, the Judge closed the file
from public view. Click
here to download the motion to
hide the divorce settlement from
public view, filed on April 14,
2020.
Angela
Porter Motion for Restraining
Order, September 10, 2019
Attorney
Lien, September 3, 2019
Original
County Petition, August 14, 2019
Porter
Contempt Motion, June 5, 2019
David
Porter Motion for Exclusive Use
of Residence, February 15, 2019
Divorce
Counter Petition,
September 11, 2018
Angela
Porter Change of
Counsel, November 8,
2018
Porter
Divorce Petition, July 27, 2018
|
Vivek Agnihotri, MD and
Zinia Thomas, MD Domestic Violence and
Divorce Cases
Vivek
Agnihotri - Zinia Thomas Assault Case
and Disposition: John's
Synopsis
and Analysis, November
16,
2018
Vivek Agnihotri
- Zinia Thomas Divorce Petition, July
28, 2016
Vivek Agnihotri Domestic Assault
Complaint, July 4, 2016
Vivek
Agnihotri - Zinia Thomas Domestic
Disturbance Police
Report, July 4,
2016
|
Patrick Ahlering's Charges
April
6, 2021 --
Patrick
Ahlering is
the
35-year-old
son of an
OBGYN who
lives with his
mom and dad,
claims to have
a gambling
addiction, and
has stolen
close to a
million
dollars from
his parents.
Download and
read probable
cause
statements and
charging
documents HERE.
|
The Big Sports Properties Deal
Big
Sports Baseball Dome Contract Expired
and Terminated, June 6, 2017
Jane
Cunningham and Dan Buck emails from
June 5, 2017
Update:
May 24, 2017
The
Development Agreement (Contract)
Between Big Sports and the City of
Chesterfield, March 10, 2017
Update:
January 21, 2017
Update:
December 22, 2016
Update:
December 2, 2016
Update:
November 5, 2016
Update:
October 28, 2016
Overview: The Big
Sports Properties Deal, October 17, 2016
Executive
Session Minutes
Draft, October
5, 2016
Real Estate Purchase
Contract, September 29,
2016
Letter of
Intent,
September 21,
2016
Executive
Session
Minutes,
September 7,
2016
Executive
Session
Minutes, August
1,2016
Executive
Session
Minutes July
18, 2016
Executive
Session Minutes, June 6,
2016
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Parkway School
District Elementary Teaching
Assistant Connor Brueggemann
Indicted on Multiple Child Porn
Charges
November 1, 2021 -- Connor Brueggemann was
indicted in October with the Federal Grand
Jury indictment filed on October 27, 2021
for possession and obtaining some really
gross child pornography. He was 24 at the
time of his arrest on state charges of
Promoting Child Pornography 1st Degree in
July of 2020. At the time of the July 2020
arrest he had a Ballwin address. He was
fired immediately by Parkway after the
2020 arrest.
Brueggemann had worked during the 2019-20
school year as a teaching assistant at the
Parkway School District Henry Elementary
School on Henry Road. The school serves
children living in parts of Town and
Country, Chesterfield, Manchester and
Ballwin.
Download
the indictment.
|
Catholic Supply Store Murder and Sexual
Assault Case
October 22, 2021 --
Thomas Bruce charges, pleading
and sentences.
November
26, 2018 -- Read the 17 felony charges against
Thomas Bruce in the November 19
murder and sexual
assault at the Catholic Supply
Store on
Manchester Rd. |
Disappearing Memos
in the Cavins Case
July 29, 2023 --
Download and read the memos and
emails in the Town and
Country/Police Chief James Cavins
situation as referenced in the
July 29 newsletter.
Click HERE
to download now. |
David Cerna Case
FORMER
CHESTERFIELD
POLICE OFFICER DAVID CERNA, COP, SEX
PERVERT, VIDEO PRODUCER AND WEBSITE
OWNER! NOW READ THE INVESTIGATIVE
REPORT
October 14, 2017 – KTVI newsman Chris
Hayes got a tip and broke the case that
someone was video recording people
urinating in the men’s bathroom on the
Mobil on the Run in Chesterfield on
Clarkson Road. He turned his evidence
over to the Chesterfield Police.
A thorough investigation determined that
Chesterfield Officer David Cerna while
on duty had been hiding a camera in the
bathroom recording men’s penises at the
urinal. The Mobil station was a favorite
place for police officers to take a
bathroom break and at least seven
officers were also recorded.
A
search warrant of Cerna’s house in
Wentzville resulted in computers being
seized. There the bathroom images, along
with recordings of Cerna using a glory
hole at his house and performing
anonymous oral sex on people responding
to messages on websites were found. All
these images were placed on a website
run by Cerna.
More troubling
were secret recordings of officers
changing clothes in the Chesterfield
Police locker room, people,
including juvenile males wearing
sweat pants or shorts being frisked
by Cerna and having their pants
pulled out at the waist and their
genitals secretly recorded by Cerna
using a small recording device.
Cerna
pled
guilty to:
2
counts of Felony Invasion of
Privacy in St. Charles CO
Sentenced to 60 days jail.
Felony
Invasion of Privacy Multiple Persons
St. Louis County Sentenced to 4
Years prison but placed on 5-years
probation.
Misdemeanor
Invasion of Privacy St. Louis
County. Sentenced to 1-year jail
no probation.
Felony Sexual
Exploitation of a Minor St.
Louis County. Sentenced to
10-years prison but placed on 5 year
probation term.
Felony Invasion of
Privacy Multiple Persons St.
Louis County. Sentenced to 4-years
prison but placed on 5-years
probation.
Cerna appealed the
sentence for Sexual Exploitation of
Minor to the Missouri Court of Appeals
of the Eastern District. His appeal
was denied and the judgment and
sentence was affirmed on July 25,
2017.
The final notation on the case was
entered by the courts in September of
2017.
I filed a Sunshine Request
to obtain the investigative report in
September and received a copy of the
report on October 13, 2017.
Click
here to read the entire report.
David Cerna and
City of Chesterfield Lawsuit
Ryan
Wille Lawsuit Against David
Cerna and the City of
Chesterfield Charging Sexual and
Physical Abuse, July 22, 2016
|
Chesterfield Looses Sales Tax
Lawsuit
Click
here to download the Supreme Court
ruling on the appeal. December 24,
2019.
Click
here to download the full story.
November 29, 2017.
Click
here to download the court judgement
from November 29, 2017
|
Chesterfield Mall Petition
and Resident Comments
July 19, 2023 --
Petition signatures and resident
comments opposing the rezoning of
Chesterfield Mall as referenced in
the July 22 newsletter are
available for download here.
Click HERE
to download now. |
Bob Costas: John's 1980 Interview
Former Town and
Country resident Bob Costas is a 2018
inductee in the Baseball Hall of Fame. Download and
read John's interview with Bob from
1980 from St. Louis Magazine. |
Jon Dalton Ethics Violations
Missouri Ethics Commission /
Jon Dalton Consent Order December 19,
2019
Missouri Ethics Commission /
Jon Dalton Consent Order February 21,
2014
|
Meghan Danahey's
Lawsuit Against KMOV
February
1, 2021 --
Weathercaster
Meghan Danahey
was fired by
KMOV last
September. She
has sued the
owners of the
station and
the news
director. For
what she is
claiming she
has good
reason and
maybe I’ll
start getting
my weather
only from
KTVI. Click
here for the
story and a
copy of the
full lawsuit. |
Councilman Tom DeCampi
Mask Incident at Best Buy
Citizen
emails
received by
the City of
Chesterfield
regarding the
Tom DeCampi
incident at
Best Buy.
Click HERE
to download
and read the
pdf file.
Click HERE
to watch the
body cam video
on YouTube.
Click
HERE
to download
Mayor Nation's
letter from
the City of
Chesterfield
website. |
Deer Reports
Town and Country 2023 Deer
Management Program Final Report,
January 21, 2023
Town and Country Deer Report,
May 5, 2019
White Buffalo Deer
Distance Sampling Population Estimate,
February 14, 2019
White
Buffalo Final Report: Town &
Country Deer Management Program,
February 11, 2018
White Buffalo Deer
Distance Sampling Population
Estimate, Town & Country, February
11. 2018
White
Buffalo Final Report: Town &
Country Deer Management Program,
January 26, 2017
White Buffalo Deer Distance
Sampling Population Estimate, Town & Country, January
27, 2017 |
Dillard's vs. City of Chesterfield
February 14, 2023 -- Download
and read the Dillard's lawsuit
against the City of
Chesterfield, filed on December
20, 2022. |
Doorack Scandal: Special
Report
Lawsuit:
Doorack vs. Chesterfield, August 9, 2019
Update:
May 22, 2017
Update:
January 21, 2017
Update:January
14, 2017
Update:
January 4, 2017
Update:
December 22, 2016
Boondoggle
Turns Into Scandal As City Officials
Break the Law and Hide Public Records,
December 7, 2016 |
Downtown Chesterfield Master Plan
Check out the proposed
plan for a new :"downtown
Chesterfield." Click HERE
to download now. Added December
12, 2020. |
Tim Engelmeyer's Attack
and Our Response
Chesterfield
Prosecutor Tim Engelmeyer launches a
lie-filled offensive and we
fire back. (May, 2017)
The
Engelmeyer Years
Read how
Chesterfield Prosecutor Tim
Engelmeyer has been making
sure DWI defendants represented
by lawyers leave the
courtroom with no fines or
points. Also read how
Engelmeyer reduces moving
violations to
Illegal Parking and how he
reduces crimes to “Littering”
violations.
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Ted Federer, a.k.a. "T-Fed"
Ted Federer, also
known as "T-Fed" lived a fast and
notorious life that came to a tragic
end on June 9, 2019 at the age of only
27.His encounters with the law have
been chronicled numerous times in our
newsletter. Here is a recap of his
exploits and untimely death.
The
Death of T-Fed, June 9, 2019
RELATED:
Scroll down to the "Our Favorite
Police Reports" section to read some
of the police reports from T-Fed's
numerous arrests.
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Forest Lake Tennis Club Lawsuit
Personal injury lawsuit
alleging sexual assault on a
employee/student by another member of
the staff, August 2019.
|
City of Frontenac vs. Jim Edmonds
UPDATED
February 3,
2022 -- In
July, we
posted the
lawsuit where
the City of
Frontenac sued
St. Louis
Cardinal
legend Jim
Edmonds over
failure to
erect a
code-compliant
fence around
his swimming
pool.
The lawsuit
was dropped in
January 2022
when Edmonds
agreed to
comply with
the fence
regulations.
Click HERE
for the
updated
January 2022
version after
Edmonds agreed
to comply with
the fence
regulations
and Frontenac
dropped the
lawsuit.
Click HERE to
download the
lawsuit from
July 2021. |
Connie Fults Ethics Violations
Missouri Ethics Commission
Versus Connie Fults Consent Order, April
26, 2016
Connie Fults Refuses to Obey
Missouri Ethics Laws, March 2, 2016
Connie Fults Ethics
Complaint, March 1, 2016
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State Representative
Don Gosen Sex Scandal
Don Gosen Sex Scandal, February 18, 2016
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Nicole
Graham:
The Pool Renter to Teenagers and
Dog at Large Lady Now Has More Problems
Earlier
this year the city had to deal with Nicole
Graham who lives at 14 Long Meadows off of
Clayton road near I-270. Graham was
apparently a believer in letting her dogs
run free. Some never came home after
meeting a motor vehicle on I-270.
Over 2-years the city issued her 14
citations for Dog at Large, Cruelty to
Animals, Leash Law violation and Resisting
arrest. After the city’s lawyer filed for
a court injunction Graham finally
installed an electric fence to keep her
dog, Archie, in the yard.
The City’s biggest concern was of serious
crashes injuring people as drivers on
I-270 or Clayton Road tried to avoid
Archie.
Then in August Graham rented out her
backyard pool to older teenagers for a
party. On Sunday August 7 about 200
teenagers along with some beer and one
stolen car showed up for the pool party.
Town and Country Police then had to get
assistance from Des Peres and Chesterfield
to break up the party. Graham was not at
home for the party.
Now Graham is facing more legal problems.
On August 10 the St. Louis County Domestic
Violence Court issued a restraining
order/full order of protection against her
and for her ex-husband.
Show
Cause Hearing Scheduled, October 28,
2022
Affidavit
of Service, September 23, 2022
Motion
for Contempt, September 12, 2022
Town
and Country vs. Graham Permanent
Injunction, September 1, 2022
Petitioner's
Motion Regarding Allegations That
Respondent Violated Order of Protection,
August 10, 2022
Order
of Protection, July 21, 2022
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Homeowners Sue Security
Company
November 3, 2021 -- Town and
County residents Eric and Louisa Chen sued
Hackett Security, Inc. after their house
was burglarized. (Story in the
November 6, 2021 edition of the
newsletter.)
Download
the lawsuit. |
Lamb vs. Town and Country
Town and Country Refuses to
Enforce Building Codes,
Neighbor's House Damaged
June
3, 2021 --
Read the
lawsuit and
responses on
how Town and
Country
refused to
enforce
building codes
on a new house
under
construction
which caused
damage to the
next door
neighbor's
house,
designed by a
famous
architect
known for his
mid-century
modern
designs.
David
and Erin
Lamb's Amended
Petition, May
29, 2020
Town
and Country
Motion to
Dismiss,
January 14,
2021
David and
Erin Lamb's
Plantiff's
Response to
Town and
Country's
Motion to
Dismiss, March
31, 2021 |
The
John Low Case:
Sex Crimes and Kidnapping of a
Minor
On November 3, 2022 the Federal
Prosecutor’s Office in St. Louis
recommended a 12-year (135 months)
sentence to 38-year-old Chesterfield
resident John Low of 15452 Millrun Ct
Chesterfield, for driving to Manhattan,
Kansas, picking up a 15-year-old he met
on the internet, driving her back to
Chesterfield where he kept her shackled
in his basement where he raped her
several times.
The FBI received a tip and with the
Chesterfield Police on January
26,rescued the girl, who was wearing a
dog collar at the time. We reported this
in April when the Chesterfield PD
included the arrest in the department’s
monthly newsletter.
The case was originally filed in State
Circuit Court but was then moved to
Federal Court. The Federal
recommendation is for 12 + years in
prison.
The Presentencing Report gives the facts
in the case better than any document we
found. See the documents below.
Judgement,
November 9, 2022
Guilty
Plea, November 9, 2022
Defense
Sentencing Memorandum, November 3,
2022
Prosecutor
Sentencing Memorandum, October 31,
2022
County
Indictment, March 16, 2022
Federal
Indictment, February 9, 2022
Criminal
Complaint, January 27, 2022
Original
story from January 27, 2022 |
Robyn Luitjens Police Report
April 25, 2023 --
Download and read the 23-page
Robyn Luitjens police report as
referenced in Drunks and Thieves
2023 Part 4.
Robyn
Luitjens Police Report |
Lutheran Senior Services vs.
City of Town and Country
July 29, 2023 --
Download and read the petition in
the Lutheran Senior Services
versus City of Town and Country
lawuit as referenced in the July
29 newsletter.
Click HERE
to download now. |
Resident Comments on Maryville's
Proposal to Replace Woods Mill Center
With a Dorm and Sports Complex
April 23, 2022 -- The
Town and Country Planning and Zoning
Commission meeting regarding Maryville
University's proposal to tear down the
Woods Mill Center and replace it with a
six story dorm for 400 students and a
3,000 seat sports complex and concert
venue was held on April 20.
Click HERE
to download and read the first batch of
emails from residents to the Planning
and Zoning Commission regarding the
proposal.
MORE: Click HERE
to download and read additional emails
from residents dated April 20, 2022 to
May 18, 2022.
Click HERE
to download and read the residents'
comments made at the meeting. |
Mason Road Crashes
A
compilation of crashes on Mason Road
through February 2022 with photos
|
Mason Road Sidewalk Project Emails
Comments
and emails from October 2019 regarding
the Mason Road sidewalk project from
residents of Buckland Hall
Subdivision:
Read
a selection of
earlier emails and
attachments between city staff
regarding the Mason
sidewalk stop work order
from October 2018, obtained
and added November 2019.
Susan Crandall
Jana
and Kevin Hunt
Mike
and Cheryl Schmid
Read
emails about the Mason Rd. sidewalk
project from the first quarter of 2017
to and from Town and Country city
staff, elected officials, Parks
Commission members and residents. |
Mayor Bob Nation: Temper, Temper!
January
6, 2021 -- A
chronicle of
Chesterfield
Mayor Bob
Nation, his
infamous
temper and
frequent use
of profanity.
Mayor
Bob Nation:
Chesterfield
Censure
Chesterfield/Mayor
Bob Nation,
Order To Show
Cause,
October 19,
2015
Chesterfield
Resolution of Censure
of Mayor Bob
Nation,
October, 2015
Chesterfield
Investigation
of Mayor by
Special
Counsel Kevin
O'Keefe,
September 9,
2015
|
Dan
McLaughlin's Three DWIs
Third DWI, 12-4-22
DWI,
No Proof of Insurance, Leaving Scene
of Accident, 9-25-11
DWI,
8-16-10 (Saturated pants.)
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Monarch
Fire Protection District
versus City of Wildwood
Here are the documents
related to the Monarch Fire Protection
District versus the City of Wilwood.
(Newest documents first.)
September
20, 2022 -- On Friday, September 16,
Judge Richard Stewart ruled in favor
of the Monarch Fire Protection
District.
August
8, 2022 -- Memorandum regarding
emergency response times.
July
15, 2022 -- Memorandum: Letter from
Chief Gary Spiegel
April
6, 2022 -- Monarch First Amended
Petition
March
17, 2022 -- City of Wildwood Motion to
Dismiss
January
13, 2022 -- Monarch Petition
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Moving Violations To
Illegal Parking
(Listed by date,
newest first.)
2019 Municipal
Court Parking
Convictions. March 21,
2020
2018 Municipal Court
Parking Convictions. Updated May
5, 2019
Special report on
the Municipal Court system:
Moving Violations
to Illegal
Parking, UPDATED
July 29,
2017
Special report
on the Municipal Court system: Moving
Violations
to Illegal
Parking, UPDATED
April 15,
2017
Special report
on the Municipal Court system: Moving
Violations
to Illegal
Parking, March
27,
2017 |
David Peistrup: Convicted
Stalker's Lawyer Threatens
Newsletter and Website -- Our
Lawyer Responds
January 26, 2022 -- After
reporting on the exploits of a convicted
stalker in our newsletter, his attorney
sends us a threatening letter. Our
attorney responds. Read
both letters and the full story on the
notorious David Peistrup. |
President Trump VS The US Postal Service
A
collection of cartoons on President
Trump's duel with the US Postal
Service, August 27, 2020.
|
Principia Lawsuit
Principia Lawsuit, October
16, 2015:
Part One
Part Two
|
Professional Firefighters of West St.
Louis County Ethics Violations
Missouri Ethics Commission
Action Against Professional
Firefighters of West St. Louis County,
February 8, 2016 |
Ronald Lee Roberts
Ronald Lee Roberts Sentencing
Recommendation, Fraud
Case, Filed
January 15, 2015 |
Sicuro - Himpler Indictment
Grand Jury indicts
Chesterfield psychiatrist Franco
Sicurio and business partner Carlos
Himpler in health care fraud and money
laundering scheme.
Download
the indictment filed 9-17-20
|
The Fall of Steve Stenger
Read
the 44-page federal indictment
against former St. Louis County
Executive Steve Stenger, April 25,
2019
Steve
Stenger Search Warrant. March 20,
2019
|
Town Square
Town Square
Costs, October 3, 2021
Town Square
Costs, February 24, 2020
Town Square Costs, July 22
2019
Town Square, John's Take On
The Issue, November 25,
2016
Brinkmann Town Square
Proposal, October 12, 2016
Opus Town Square Proposal
October 12, 2016
|
Trash Can Emails
Connie Fults' Comments
with fact checking, June 19,
2017
Trash Can Emails, June 13,
2017 |
Westminster Lawsuit
Westminster vs. Town and
Country Judgment, August 15, 2016
Westminster Lawsuit,
Respondent's Answer, December 14, 2015
Westminster
Lawsuit, Return to Writ of Certiorari,
November 30, 2015
Westminster Lawsuit, October
14, 2015
|
Wolfe vs. Town and Country
February 23,
2018 – Town and
Country police
officer Jeffrey Wolfe has
filed a lawsuit
due
to the department
demoting him from
Sergreant to
Corporal over a
relationship
with
officer Lauren
Becker.
Download the
lawsuit
and polygraph
results.
Download
and read an
analysis and
opinion of the
Wolfe lawsuit
from a former
Chief
of Police. |
Shannon Woolsey Lawsuit
Shannon Woolsey Lawsuit, Sexual Harassment,
Town & Country Police
Department, 2013
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Gangs of Town and Country,
Updated October 6, 2019. |
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Listed
alphabetically by last name
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 Brett Cervantes
DWI,
3-29-13
Domestic
Disturbance, Disorderly Conduct,
Assault on Police Officer, 1-25-12
DWI,
2-12-11
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 Jon Dalton, Jr.
DWI,
6-23-12
DWI,
1-1-12
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 Ted Federer, a.k.a.
"T-Fed"
Bar Fight, Threatening
Police Officers and their Families,
Felony Possession of Drugs, 3-30-14
DWI,
Driving While Suspended, Possession
of Marijuana, Speeding, No Proof of
Insurance, Open Alcohol in Car,
5-18-13
This download has the
following three police reports in
one download:
- Stealing Under $500, Minor
in Possession of Alcohol, 1-11-12
- Minor in Possession of
Alcohol, Providing False Information,
2-13-12
- Destruction of Property,
Stealing Under $500, 3-29-12
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 Katie Huggard
DWI,
7-1-11 ("I have a bulldog lawyer!"
Threatened to urinate in Police
car.)
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 Rice
"Sandy" Jacobs
Volunteer
Treasurer stole at least $135,868
from various band and choir accounts
at Parkway central High School.
|
 David Karney
Alderman
David Karney sends threatening
emails to Alderman Fred
Meyland-Smith under the fictitious
name Jeff Storehouse, 2010
|
 Ryan
Leeman and Christian Duvall
Chesterfield Parents Go On
Vacation and 35-year old Son Invites
Prostitute and Heroin Supplier to Move
In
The
Story
The Police Report
|
 Dan McLaughlin
DWI,
No Proof of Insurance, Leaving Scene
of Accident, 9-25-11
DWI,
8-16-10 (Saturated pants.)
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 Alfred
"Skip" Nichols
DWI,
3-17-00
DWI,
6-1-07
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 Richard Rognan
Patronizing
Prostitution, 8-8-13
|
 Scott Rosenblum
DWI,
4-29-14
Accident, 4-29-14
|
 Andy
Stecko
Incident
at the Hangar Bar and Grill, 3-4-16
While
this police report has a number of names
redacted, through independent means we
were able to identify four of the six
people mentioned. They are:
The
Suspect: Then Monarch Fire Protection
District Captain Andy Stecko.
The
Victim: Monarch Fire Prevention District
firefighter/paramedic Donna Kessler.
Witness
1: "C" is Bob Chitwood, the owner of the
hangar Grill and Pub on Long Road.
Witness
2: "F" is bartender Sarah Ferguson.
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 Robert
Walter
Another Night at Harpo's,
6-11-16
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Restaurant
Reviews
Listed by date,
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July
29, 2021 --
Due to the
pandemic, the
newest
restaurant
review on the
site was 18
months old,
therefore we
have pulled
the restaurant
reviews.
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THE
COVID-19 100 MPH CLUB
 During
the pandemic, highway traffic has
often been sparse. During this
time, Town and Country Police have
cited many drivers doing 100 MPH or
more in daylight hours. Read about
those who chose to join the "100 MPH
Club."
100
MPH Club Part 3, January 1, 2021
100 MPH Club Part
2, July 31, 2020
100
MPH Club Part 1, June 5, 2020 |
CHESTERFIELD
Chesterfield
businesses closed in 2020 as
of October 14, 2020.
Although the pandemic spelled
doom for some businesses, others
opened. Click
here for a list of new
businesses in Chesterfield in
2020 as of October 14, 2020.
Chesterfield
businesses closed in 2020 as of
August 19, 2020.
Chesterfield
estimated sales tax losses due to
the pandemic for 2020 as of May 14,
2020.
Chesterfield
City Council votes to keep aquatic
center closed and cancel fireworks
for 2020, May 5, 2020.
Chesterfield
COVID-19 Memo from City
Administrator to Mayor and City
Council with finanical projections
and recommendations, April 20,
2020. |
TOWN
AND COUNTRY
Town
and Country businesses closed in 2020
as of September 30, 2020.
Town
and Country businesses closed in 2020 as
of August 18, 2020.
Town
and Country cancels Fire and Ice
fireworks, May 6, 2020.
Town
and Country COVID-19 Financial Update
from City Administrator to Mayor and
Board of Aldermen, April 21, 2020.
Town
and Country COVID-19 Resolution, April
13, 2020
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