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Car thieves target Town and Country neighborhood
SUMMARY: Residents in a Town and Country neighborhood are on high alert following a series of car break-ins and a confirmed theft early Monday near Principia High School. Surveillance footage captured four young men in the area, prompting an investigation by local police. One victim shared that her 16-year-old daughter’s car was stolen from their driveway, stressing that such crimes can occur anywhere. A recovered Toyota Highlander belonged to the teen, just a week after she received it. The victim urges others to take precautions, highlighting the need for vigilance in protecting their property as police continue their investigation.
Town and Country Police are investigating following a string of car break-ins, including a car theft, in a quiet St. Louis County neighborhood early Monday.
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IT worker scheme uses U.S. companies to fund North Korean nuclear weapons program
SUMMARY: Fourteen individuals are indicted for allegedly funding North Korea’s nuclear program through a scheme involving remote IT work in the U.S. The suspects reportedly used stolen or borrowed U.S. identities to secure jobs, generating $88 million over six years. The FBI linked one laptop, used to funnel money back to North Korea, to St. Louis. While some identities were stolen from the dark web, others were provided by U.S. domestic enablers. FBI officials urge businesses to thoroughly vet remote IT applicants to prevent further infiltration, as they suspect more North Korean nationals may be operating within U.S. companies.
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Three years ago a tornado brought nothing but disaster to the City of Mayfield – KBSI Fox 23 Cape Girardeau News
SUMMARY: On December 10, 2021, Mayfield, Kentucky, experienced devastating tornadoes that destroyed churches and around 4,000 homes, leaving the community in shock. Asia Hoover, a Mayfield High School senior, recalled the emotional turmoil as she learned about the destruction while away in Nashville. Community members united to support each other by providing essential supplies. Fire Chief Jeremy Creason expressed gratitude for his survival and lamented the loss of community members. Mayor Kathy O’nan acknowledged the lasting impact of the disaster while reflecting on her challenging tenure. As the city makes progress in rebuilding, much work remains ahead.
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St. Louis Board of Aldermen begin hearing on police technology
SUMMARY: St. Louis is implementing new regulations on police surveillance technologies, including nearly 650 cameras, gunshot detectors, and cell phone trackers. The Board of Aldermen’s Public Safety Committee is holding a two-day hearing to address concerns about the use of these technologies, particularly in relation to protesters’ rights. The police chief presented a detailed surveillance plan, emphasizing the need for transparency and justifications for technology use. Key measures require court approval for certain technologies, and officials aim to reassure residents about fair usage. The chief asserts the city’s commitment to responsible monitoring while fighting crime.
The use of police surveillance is now under surveillance itself in St. Louis. The impact of new regulations on police in the City of St. Louis is now unfolding at City Hall.Â
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