Crime & Safety
Police Blotter: Damaged Yard, Fence, Mailbox
Calls to the Lake Saint Louis Police Department from Oct. 26 to Nov. 1.
October 26:
- An officer responded to a violation of an order of protection on Meadows Circle Drive.
- A 42" flat screen TV was stolen from Walmart on Ronald Reagan Drive.
October 27:
- There was a report of a fraudulent use of a credit device on Harbor Bend Court.
October 28:
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- An officer investigated a report of suspicious circumstances involving an elderly female on Huzzah Drive.
- An unidentified male subject stole four gray hooded jackets from Von Maur on Fountain Grass Drive, valued at $312. The subject was seen entering an orange Dodge Ram pickup and then left the area.
- A male driver was arrested on Freymuth Road for an active warrant and possession of marijuana.
- A male subject was arrested for DWI on Highway N. The subject refused to submit to a breath test.
October 29:
- There was a report of a domestic incident between a husband and wife on Prospect Village Drive. No charges were filed.
- A cell phone and radio were stolen from a vehicle on Chantilly Court.
- During a traffic stop on Breezy Knoll Lane, the male driver was arrested for DWI and possession of marijuana. A passenger was also arrested for an active warrant.
October 30:
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- Police took a report of an assault that occurred on Cannes Court, and an investigation is ongoing.
- A fence was damaged by unknown person(s) on Larochelle Court.
- Miscelleaneous stolen electronics were recovered on Larochelle Court.
- There was an assault on Lake Knoll Drive.
- A cell phone was found on Savoy Drive.
- There was a report of a damaged mailbox on Savoy Drive.
- A domestic assault occurred on Rue De Paix between a female subject and a male subject. Both were issued summonses.
- Police responded to a domestic incident on Bent Oak Drive between a husband and wife. It was deemed non-criminal in nature and no charges were filed.
October 31:
- A vehicle drove onto a yard on Oak Hill Drive, damaging landscape bricks and a mailbox, and then left the scene.
- A female subject threatening suicide on Twin Lake Drive was taken into protective custody by police and transported to a hospital.
- Police took a female subject on Ronald Reagan Drive who said she wanted to kill herself to a hospital for voluntary commitment.
November 1:
- Sexual misconduct involving a child was reported on Hickory Glen Court.