Monday, November 19, 2012
Detectives said they also found drug sale ledgers, $3,300 in cash, and items used to sell marijuana in the home.
- POLICE & FIRE
- Joe Scott
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Monday, November 19, 2012
St. Charles County Drug Task Force detectives found more than 8 pounds of marijuana in a woman’s home in St. Peters Tuesday. Angela Marie Miller, 32, of the 1400 block of Sandra Elaine Drive in St. Peters, was charged Wednesday with distributing a controlled substance and unlawful use of drug-related items. Drug Task Force detectives served a search warrant on Miller’s home Tuesday and found 8 pounds and 7.5 ounces of marijuana in her bedroom closet. According to the report, most of the marijuana was in large, heat-sealed plastic bags, but several bags were being condensed into smaller bags for sale. Detectives said they found several ledgers documenting marijuana sales for thousands of dollars and money order receipts for transfer of …
Friday, June 29, 2012
A St. Charles County Drug Task Force detective said he bought heroin from the man three times in less than two weeks.
A St. Charles County man was charged Tuesday with selling heroin to an undercover officer in St. Peters. Detectives from the St. Charles County Drug Task Force said Kyle Carr, 20, of the 800 block of Natchez Drive just south of St. Peters, sold heroin to an undercover officer three times: Bond was set at $50,000 cash only. Carr was on probation for leaving the scene of an accident in St. Peters on Oct. 7. For more crime information on St. Peters Patch, see the following articles:
38.739834
-90.633729
6251 Mid Rivers Mall Dr, Saint Peters, MO
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38.741443
-90.634142
6190 Mid Rivers Mall Dr, Saint Peters, MO
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38.762411
-90.529514
1960 S Old Highway 94, Saint Peters, MO
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Tuesday, November 15, 2011
St. Charles County Council Chairman Joe Brazil aims to fix what he considers a salary discrepancy among law enforcement.
- GOVERNMENT
- Joe Scott
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Tuesday, November 15, 2011
A 2012 budget work session focused on salaries, especially for St. Charles County Sheriff’s Department law enforcement officers. “One thing I’ve been trying to work on is getting St. Charles County deputies up to the average pay of law enforcement in the municipalities,” said Council Chairman Joe Brazil, R-District 2. “My view is our deputies are underpaid.” Lt. Craig McGuire of the sheriff’s department said that throughout the past 10 years, 88 employees left the department; 52 of them left for other law enforcement agencies or the private sector. McGurie also read salary averages compiled from listings on stltoday.com that showed salary discrepancies between the county and municipal law enforcement agencies. Brazil also said that …
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Council members, mindful of departing sheriff’s deputies, discuss raising 2012 tax rate as city employees have faced no raises, layoffs and furloughs.
- GOVERNMENT
- Joe Scott
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Tuesday, September 13, 2011
While setting St Charles County’s 2011 property tax, one St. Charles County Council member noted that county employees have gone without raises, endured layoffs, furloughs—mandatory leave without pay—and budget cuts for two years. “This property tax rate is a slap in the face to every county employee,” said Councilman Jerry Daugherty, D-District 6, during the council meeting Monday. “If we don’t have any more respect for the employees of St. Charles County than that, we deserve to lose every one,” said Daugherty, of Portage de Sioux. “You can’t keep robbing Peter to pay Paul.” His comments initially were about the 2011 property tax rate, which are due Dec. 31, but Daugherty amended his comments to the 2012 property tax rate, which would …
Friday, July 1, 2011
Police said the man committed suicide; the 12-year-old girl who was a voluntary passenger, was unharmed.
A 46-year-old St Charles County man killed himself after taking a 12-year-old to a rural part of Warren County, the St. Louis Post Dispatch reports. Earlier, Patch.com reported that the 12-year-old had been found unharmed in Warren County. A St. Charles County Sheriff’s Department spokesman said the child was a runaway, but law enforcement officials had treated the case as an abduction. Lt. Craig McGuire said the child got into the U-Haul van voluntarily with the man after telling her mother she was going to a friend’s house. Family members could not reach the man by cellphone. According to the Post Dispatch report, the girl went to a nearby home at about 1:30 p.m. and called family members to tell them the man had shot himself. …
Devon Seddon
12:51 am on Sunday, December 2, 2012
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