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From: nigger-lovers@disney.com
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. – A string of violent crimes committed by
teenagers across the City of St. Louis and the county has left
many on edge.
James Clark with the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis said
everyone has a role to play in helping to stop teens from
getting involved in crimes.
The St. Louis County Police Department said a string of
burglaries ended with two teens in custody. They said back in
September, five handguns were stolen from Denny Dennis Sporting
Goods. The teens then allegedly used a stolen car to commit
several burglaries at businesses in north county in December,
according to police. This week, officers arrested the teens and
found the five guns from Denny Dennis Sporting Goods.
Clark said it’s time for leaders who grew up in these
neighborhoods to connect with teens and help create a sense of
community within the neighborhoods.
“We’ve got to look back and say, ‘How do we bring St. Louis up
from the bottom?’ and it starts in the neighborhoods,” Clark
said. “We’ve got to give the families and the single mothers,
and now the grandmothers, and now the grandparents, the support
that they need to rear children because they are being left
alone because of the breakdown in overall society.”
The two juveniles arrested this week in St. Louis County are
both facing charges of burglary and theft and have been sent to
family court.
The arrests come just days after teens in an unrelated situation
were arrested outside City Foundry STL in Midtown. They were
released back to their parents.
FOX 2 asked St. Louis County Court if the teens were still in
custody and was told, “The 21st Circuit Court is unable to
comment on possible and/or pending litigation in the Juvenile
Court and/or the Juvenile Detention Center.”
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