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.

During the month of February Officers Kleffner and Patton have continued to demonstrate a commitment to public safety.  On February 16, Officers Kleffner and Patton received a call in regards to the shot spotter for one shot fired in the area of 1514 Hamilton.  Officers responded to the area and observed a subject matching the description given by the caller.  The Officers approached the subject at which time he attempted to discard a firearm underneath a vehicle.  The Officers recovered a loaded 9mm pistol.  

On February 26, Officers Patton and Kleffner attempted to conduct a pedestrian check on a subject at 1900 Hamilton, when the subject removed a handgun from his waistband and began running.  A foot pursuit ended when the subject was apprehended and arrested.  The Officers recovered a 22 caliber semi auto pistol from the subject.  With the arrest of these two subjects, two firearms were removed from the streets and potentially dangerous individuals away from society.

During the Annual District 7 Officers Of The Year Luncheon, Thursday, February 25, 2010, Police Officer Micheal Butler was presented a Proclamation from United States Representative Wm. Lacy Clay recognizing him for his ability to serve District 7 of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department and naming February 25, 2010 “Police Officer Michael Butler Day”in the First Congressional District of Missouri.

Area Schools were asked to make a video about how their school was “Doing The Right Thing”

• Mason School of Academic and Cultural Literacy



• Mrs. Sabrena Barnett’s 2nd & 3rd Grad Classes; Farragut Elementary School



• St. Roch School

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

On January 11, 2010, a female victim was walking on Dr. Martin Luther King at Blackstone to the 5300 block of Minerva when she accepted a ride from a unknown male occupying a grey or “blue-ish” vehicle.  The male subsequently sodomized, raped and robbed her at knifepoint inside his vehicle which he had parked in the alley near Union and Wells.  Officers Frichtl and Murphy initiated the investigation and obtained valuable suspect and vehicle descriptors before relinquishing the investigation to the Sex Crimes Division.

The next evening, January 12, 2010 the Officers spoke to several people walking on Dr. Martin Luther King between Kingshighway and Blackstone and theorized that the suspect may be operating in that geographic region.  The Officers focused their attention mainly in that area when not busy handling radio assignments.  Their prudence paid off when they observed a vehicle being occupied by an unknown male with similar plates as described by the victim.  The Officers stopped the vehicle after it was discovered the plates to have been stolen and observed the male occupant to be in possession of a knife and cell phone, which was later determined to have been stolen from the victim the previous evening.  Sex Crimes Division was notified and resumed the investigaiton.

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

Police Officer Norvelle Brown served in the 7th district after graduating the Police Academy in 2006. Officer Brown grew up in the neighborhood he served and was committed to making a positive difference in the lives of the children who lived there. On August 15, 2007, Officer Brown was shot and killed in the line of duty.

Officer Brown’s mother along with district residents and police officers established the Norvelle Brown Scholarship Fund. Honoring Officer Brown’s philosophy, the fund helps high school students in the district work towards their college education goals.

Scholarship funds are raising via donations and the assistance of Papa John’s Pizza. To find out how you can help a student living in the 7th district contact Police Officer Kathy Suarez 314.444.0047 or kmsuarez@slmpd.org

Weed & Seed Focused

Works closely with citizens

6 Arrests

22 Charges

10 Drug Arrests