Tuesday, April 9, 2013
And, a man can't stay away from his ex and violates a restraining order. The HPD supplied Tuesday's crime report. Arrests or charges listed don't indicate conviction.
Here are a few of the crimes that occurred March 24 through March 26 in the City of Hazelwood. Hazelwood Patch obtained the accounts from the Hazelwood Police Department. Remember you can like Hazelwood Patch on Facebook. Don't forget to visit Twitter: @HazelwoodPatch, or signup for the Hazelwood Patch newsletter here. Identity Theft: A person living in the 300 block of Impala had their credit card used out of state. Property Damage: Vehicle windows were shattered in the 300 block of Taylor Road. Identity Theft: A person living in the 700 block of Teson had their credit card used out of state. Identity Theft: A person living in the 600 block Boulder Creek had their credit card used out of state. Domestic Assault: A man was arrested for …
Friday, April 5, 2013
And, a man harasses his ex through email. HPD supplied the information in Thursday's crime report. Arrests or charges listed don't indicate conviction.
Here are a few of the crimes that occurred March 21 through March 23 in the City of Hazelwood. Hazelwood Patch obtained the accounts from the Hazelwood Police Department. Remember you can like Hazelwood Patch on Facebook. Don't forget to visit Twitter: @HazelwoodPatch, or signup for the Hazelwood Patch newsletter here. Identity Theft: A person in the 400 block of Elm Grove reported someone else using their debit card. Vehicle Theft: A vehicle left unattended and unlocked with keys in it was stolen while the owner was at work in 6000 block of Byassee. First-Degree Burglary/Second-Degree Assault: A man was arrested for forcing his way into is ex-girlfriend's house and assaulting her in the 10 block of Teson Garden. Identity Theft: A person …
Thursday, April 4, 2013
Tools and gloves used during the crime were found near the scene. HPD supplied the information in Thursday's crime report. Arrests or charges listed don't indicate conviction.
Here are a few of the crimes that occurred March 19 and March 20 in the City of Hazelwood. Hazelwood Patch attained the accounts from the Hazelwood Police Department. Remember you can like Hazelwood Patch on Facebook. Don't forget to visit Twitter: @HazelwoodPatch, or signup for the Hazelwood Patch newsletter here. Attempted Second-Degree Burglary: A person attempted to kick in the front door of an apartment in the 400 block of Elm Grove Lane. The attempt was unsuccessful but the door frame and door were damaged. Property Damage/Stealing: A vehicle door lock was damaged and its stereo was stolen in the 7300 block of N. Hanley Road. Identity Theft: A woman in the 8700 block of Sieloff reported her debit card as being used with the purchase …
Monday, September 24, 2012
Highland Pharmaceuticals plans to offer Zephrex-D in St. Louis pharmacies by November. The new decongestant reportedly cannot be converted into meth and might not require a prescription.
In an effort to fight methamphetamine, Missouri cities and counties, although not St. Louis County, are passing ordinances requiring prescriptions to purchase pseudoephedrine products like Claritin-D and Allegra-D. (Sign up here for the FREE Patch Newsletter, including Breaking News Alerts.) Pseudoephedrine is the key meth making ingredient needed to make the drug. It is extracted from popular allergy medications and converted into meth. Now, a new decongestant set for sale in St. Louis area pharmacies in November is touted as meth-resistant and gaining support by area drug agents. Zephrex-D, manufactured by Maryland Heights based Highland Pharmaceuticals, is a new pseudoephedrine product that police and the drug's maker hope will stop …
Thursday, September 20, 2012
Plus: stolen lawnmowers, pawn shop stocks stolen items and more.
Here’s a rundown of crime that occurred in the City of Hazelwood on Aug. 13. Hazelwood Patch attained the accounts from the Hazelwood Police Department. Remember you can like Hazelwood Patch on Facebook at www.facebook.com/HazelwoodPatch. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/HazelwoodPatch, or signup for the Hazelwood Patch newsletter here.
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
The pharmacy chain announced Tuesday that Express Scripts members in metro St. Louis and nationwide are opting to keep their prescriptions at Walgreens.
The Walgreens Prescription Savings Club (PSC) allows eligible patients who have pharmacy benefit plans managed by Express Scripts to avoid switching pharmacies, according to a Walgreens press release. During the month of January, Walgreens is lowering the enrollment fee for the PSC in an effort to encourage Express Scripts members continue to use Walgreens pharmacies when possible, or to make a smoother transition to another local pharmacy. In June, Walgreens announced it was parting ways with Express Scripts, a metro-St. Louis based pharmacy benefit manager. Kermit Crawford, Walgreens president of Pharmacy, Health and Wellness Solutions and Services, expressed frustration with Express Scripts and the company's "decision to reject our …
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
This police blotter reflects incidents the Hazelwood Police Department responded to from May 17 - June 26. It includes crimes including theft, home invasions, drug arrests and more.
JUNE 26 PROTECTIVE CUSTODY: A woman was taken into protective custody after she was found drunk and laying on the ground in White Birch Park. PRIVATE PROPERTY ACCIDENT: Police arrested a man for driving with a suspended license and no proof of insurance in the 400 block of Elm Grove Lane. He had backed into a police officer. JUNE 25 STEALING: A business reported a man drove off without paying for $53 in gasoline in the 6000 block of Howdershell Road. DRUG PARAPHERNALIA: Police arrested a suspect for possession of marijuana paraphernalia during a traffic stop in the 400 block of Lynn Haven Lane. STOLEN VEHICLE: A vehicle was reported stolen from a business in the 7800 block of North Lindbergh Boulevard. JUNE 24 SECOND-DEGREE BURGLARY: Two …
Friday, June 24, 2011
St. Louis County Police and drug treatment professionals were in Maryland Heights to talk about heroin's dangers Thursday night.
St. Louis County Police Chief Tim Fitch once talked with a young woman arrested for buying heroin. She was from Ballwin, and told Finch she got hooked because she was battling depression. The first time she tried it, according to Fitch, she got a high that she hasn’t been able to achieve since. According to a heroin addiction website, one of the drug's most insidious qualities is that is sends the addict on a quest to repeat that first high, usually a fruitless journey. Heroin addiction isn’t a light switch you can turn off and on, Fitch told a crowded audience at Pattonville High School Thursday night. Fitch was part of a public forum about heroin use among teens. The forum featured St. Louis County Police, the National Council on …
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
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