On 10/10/11, Officer Quarles heard a gun shot in close proximity to him.  He then observed 2 males fighting on a parking lot and immediately responded.  Upon seeing the police vehicle, one of the suspects began to run from the scene.  Officer Quarles followed the suspect at which time the suspect discarded what appeared to be a gun magazine and then a weapon.  The suspect was subsequently taken into custody.  Shortly thereafter a call was received for an attempt robbery.  It was then learned the suspect taken into custody attempted to rob the victim as he walked into his place of employment.  The victim fought back and was shot 2 times and struck in the head multiple times.  The suspect was positively identified by the victim at the scene.

 Officer Eaton & Pederson have performed above and beyond their duties throughout the entire month of September.  While on a detail focusing on Prostitution and Solicitation these Officers have affected 11 arrests for the month.  While being pulled in many directions and changing their hours at moments notice, they have never lost their focus with the task at hand.  Along with the 11 arrests they completed 24 Field Interview Reports, which could potentially provide useful information to the Seventh District Detectives. 

Through aggresive Police work Officers Chamblin and Clark produced 6 VMCSL arrests including 3 cases that were Trafficking 2nd.  Officer Chamblin also seized a sawed-off shotgun that resulted in a  Unlawful Possession case wherein state warrants were issued and the case is being entertained but the United States Attorney’s office.  Officer Chamblin and Clark also arrested a subject for Tampering 1st with warrants being issued.  They have also arrested several subjects for Felony warrants including Probation Violations to Burglary 1st.  Total charges for the month of August included 20 Felonies, 5 Misdemeanors and 20 City Charges.

Officer Gaddis epitomizes integrity, dedication and teamwork.  He consistently displays paramount efforts to approach his duties.  Officer Gaddis mans a department vehicle that is often it not always subject to a high a volume of the radio assignments.  Nonetheless; he utilizes proper discretion and manages to assist othe patrol officers on self initiated and dispatched assignments.  He makes himself available by being efficient and properly patrolling his area and the district without waiver or complaint.

Celebrate National Night Out 2010 on Tuesday, August 3rd.

Location: Don Brown Chevrolet (2244 S. Kingshighway, St. Louis, MO)
Come and Thank the St. Louis Metropolitan Police 3rd District Officers personally for all they do! Donations will be accepted at Don Brown Chevrolet until 9:00 p.m. and a FREE flag will be offered in exchange for your donation.

Mail your donations to: ATTN: Pam 2244 S. Kingshighway, St. Louis, MO 63110

This is event is made possible by: Don Brown Chevrolet, Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken, and Hanneke.

The Officer of the Year Luncheon recognizes the outstanding body of work of 7th district police officers. Just under 100 officers service over 40,000 residents and 600+  businesses. The commitment of these officers to this community has helped decrease crime by almost 13%. Including, crimes against persons is down 11% with 6 less homicides than last year. The 7th district has the largest reduction in crime of any area in St. Louis city.

Open to the public, the Officer of the Year showcases 7th district police officers nominated by their peers. Before civic leaders, citizens, friends and family these officers stand proud as their dedication is recognized.
The 2010 luncheon is February 25 at 11:30am.  For more information on how you can attend contact Police Officer Kathy Suarez 314.444.0047 or kmsuarez@slmpd.org

An annual event held on the partking lot of The Pageant in October.
Parents and children learn in a fun environment how to stay safe and avoid issues with Stranger/Danger, Cyber Bullies, Internet Predators, etc.

Due to the generous support of business such as Pam’s Hotdogs, Fitz’s Root Beer, Hackett Security, Big Shark Bicycle all food, beverages and merchandise is FREE.
For more information contact Police Officer Kathy Suarez 314.444.0047 or kmsuarez@slmpd.org

An annual event held on the partking lot of The Pageant in October. Parents and children learn in a fun environment how to stay safe and avoid issues with Stranger/Danger, Cyber Bullies, Internet Predators, etc. Due to the generous support of business such as Pam’s Hotdogs, Fitz’s Root Beer, Hackett Security, Big Shark Bicycle all food, beverages and merchandise is FREE. For more information contact Police Officer Kathy Suarez 314.444.0047 or kmsuarez@slmpd.org