Tuesday, 05 March 2013 16:16
Police need help to find child, abducted by grandmother
Police need help to find an 8-year-old boy who was taken by his grandmother over two months ago.
Samual Andres of O'Fallon, Missouri was taken by his grandmother Donna Andres the day after Christmas. Donna has refused to return the child to his mother and police have been unable to find her.
Anyone who believes they have seen either Samual or Donna Andres is asked to call the police.
Samual Andres of O'Fallon, Missouri was taken by his grandmother Donna Andres the day after Christmas. Donna has refused to return the child to his mother and police have been unable to find her.
Anyone who believes they have seen either Samual or Donna Andres is asked to call the police.
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Wednesday, 20 February 2013 01:35
Police search for suspect in possible abduction
Police are searching for a shoplifting suspect who may have abducted a woman from a Cool Valley grocery store.
Normandy Police, which patrols Cool Valley, report that the suspect ran out of the Schnucks Supermarket on South Florissant Tuesday evening. The man got into the passenger side of a late-model, red, Ford Expedition, which drove away.
Police aren't sure if the woman driving was a getaway driver or a hostage.
A surveillance image of the suspect is posted on our website, KTRS.com. Anyone with information is asked to call 911.
Normandy Police, which patrols Cool Valley, report that the suspect ran out of the Schnucks Supermarket on South Florissant Tuesday evening. The man got into the passenger side of a late-model, red, Ford Expedition, which drove away.
Police aren't sure if the woman driving was a getaway driver or a hostage.
A surveillance image of the suspect is posted on our website, KTRS.com. Anyone with information is asked to call 911.
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