PUBLIC INFORMATION DIVISION 4015 Olive st St Louis, Missouri 63103 (3) 444008 MEDIA ALERT METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENT ‘Seve rege. Leadesnp and Far Teoma oA September 16, 2017 Thirty-Three Arrests After Demonstrations St. Louis, Mo. ~ Yesterday, officers made thirty-three arrests in various locations as demonstrators marched through the streets of St. Louis. Many of the demonstrators were peaceful, however after dark, the agitators outnumbered the peaceful demonstrators and the unruly crowd became a mob. The following charges were issued: 1400 Washington Ave Eli Lachance, 27, W/M, 4900 Block of Reber Place, St. Louis, MO, Charges: Destruction of City Property, Failure to Obey Lawful Order, Interfering 315 8 Tucker Jeremiah Williams, 36, B/M, 1000 Block of North 10th, St. Louis, MO, Charges: Assault 2nd LEO; Assault 3rd LEO; Felony Resisting Donna Postel, 60, W/E, 6300 Block of Watermana, St. Louis, MO, Charge: Failure to Disperse Jonathan Heise, 29, W/M, 700 Block of Mamey Ln, Waterloo, IL, Charge: Interfering Makenna Burton, 22, W/F, 4600 Block of Arsenal, St. Louis, MO, Charge: Peace Disturbance Donyale Jackson, 43, B/M, "Homeless", Charge: Interfering, Possession of a Controlled Substance, Possession of Drug Paraphemalia Miranda Alexander, 21, W/F, 3400 Block of Miami, St. Louis, MO, Change: Interfering ‘Teon Buchanan, 23, B/M, 1400 Block of Salerno, Pagedale, MO, Charge: Interfering Nicholas Dillow, 20 B/M, 3800 Block of Illinois, St. Louis, MO, Charge: Interfering Emanuel Torano, 20, W/M, 3300 Block of Holliday, St. Louis, MO, Charge: InterferingCrystal Battreal, 29, W/F, 5000 Block of Rhodes, St. Louis, MO, Charge: Interfering Katherine Wroth, 43, W/F, 14000 Block of Dinsmoor, Chesterfield, MO, Charge: Interfering Candice Krenning, 26, W/F, 4000 Block of Phillips, St. Louis, MO, Charge: Interfering 1200 Clark Christopher Bergh, 34, W/M,3500 Block of Miami, St Louis, MO, Charge: Interfering Laura Jones, 63, W/F, 7800 Block of Big Bend, St. Louis, MO, Charge: Interfering John Hickey, 51, W/M, 6100 Block of Washington, St. Louis, MO, Charges: Resisting, Interfering Maheep Pannu, 30, W/M, 900 Block of Cherry Ln., Troy, IL Charge: Interfering Logan Clenney, 28, W/M, 3600 Block of Juniata, St. Louis, MO, Charge: Interfering Alexandria Paden, 23, B/F, 7700 Block of Springdale, St. Louis, MO, Charge: Interfering William Harris, 28, W/M, 200 Block of N 17th, St. Louis, MO, Charges: Resisting, Interfering 909 Chestnut Harry Anderson, 18, B/M, 4600 Block of Whisper Lake Dr., St. Louis, MO, Charge: Failure to Disperse Ervin Deanes, 20, B/M, 2800 Block of Sherwood Dr., St Louis, MO, Charge: Failure to Disperse Durane Jackson, 20, B/M, 4600 Block of Whisper Lake Dr., St. Louis, MO, Charge: Failure to Disperse Kingshighway at Waterman Michelle Higgins, 36, B/F, 1400 Block of Sullivan, St. Louis, MO, Charges: Failure to Disperse Amy Pederson, 34, W/P, 7200 Block of Stanley, Maplewood, MO, Charge: Failure to Disperse Venneikia Williams, 26, B/F, 2100 Block of Victor, St. Louis, MO, Charge: Failure to Disperse Christopher Hahn, 48, W/M, 400 Block of East Essex, Kirkwood, MO, Charges: Interfering, Resisting* Christopher Luft, 28, W/M, 2200 Block of Charlack, St. Louis, MO, Charges: Failure to Disperse, Resisting ‘* Beau Bramer, 37, W/M, 4600 Block of Lindell, St. Louis, MO, Charge: Failure to Disperse ‘Andrew Jensen, 35, W/M, 7500 Block of Melrose, University City, MO, Charges: Failure to Disperse 16S. Euclid ‘* Devin Taylor, 18, B/M, 7300 Block of Burrwood Dr., St. Louis, MO, Charges: Knowingly Buming, VMCSL, Felony Resisting ‘© John Prowell, 20, B/M, 7100 Block of Forest Hills Dr., St. Louis, MO, Charges: Knowingly Burning, Felony Resisting 4900 Laclede ‘James Van-Fosson, 19, B/M, 200 Block of $ 14", Clarinda, IA, Charges: Property Damage Ist, ResistingPUBLIC INFORMATION DIVISION 4915 Olive s. St Louis, missouri 63103 (14) aed cos | \ y ae MEDIA ALERT METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENT ‘Serv, agey, Leacerenp, and Fs Treament AD September 16, 2017 Eleven Law Enforcement Officers Injured During Demonstrations St. Louis, Mo. ~ Yesterday, eleven law enforcement officers were injured after responding to various locations as demonstrators marched through the streets of St Louis. Nine St. Louis Metropolitan Police Officers, one St. Louis County Police Officer and one Missouri State Highway Patrol Trooper suffered the following injuries: * St. Louis Police Officer (30-year old black male with over 3 years of service) hand injury — treated on scene by EMS * St. Louis Police Officer (51-year old white male with nearly 26 years of service) injuries to head and leg from bottles ~ refused treatment * St, Louis Police Officer (42-year old white male with nearly 14 years of service) injured after being knocked off bike — refused treatment * St, Louis Police Officer (37-year old white male with nearly 12 years of service) injured after being pinned on bike and assaulted — refused treatment * St Louis Police Officer (43-year old white male with over 11 years of service) injured by thrown brick, dislocated shoulder — conveyed to hospital © St. Louis Police Officer (26-year old white female with over 1 year of service) injured by thrown brick, broken jaw ~ conveyed to hospital + St. Louis Police Officer (25-year old black female with over 2 years of service) injured by thrown brick, head pain & dizziness — conveyed to hospital ‘* St. Louis Police Officer (29-year old white male with nearly 6 years of service) injured by thrown brick, facial injuries - conveyed to hospital * St. Louis Police Officer (53-year old white male with over 25 years of service) injured by thrown bottle, head injury — conveyed to hospital * St. Louis County Police Officer — (32-year old white male with 9 years of service) injured by thrown rock, leg injury — treated on scene * Missouri State Highway Patrol Trooper (38-year old white male with 14 years of service) —hand injury — treated on scenePUBLIC INFORMATION DIVISION. 4815 ove ‘St Loui, Missour 63102 (14) 4448600 eee MEDIA ALERT METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENT ‘Seeves, ney Leader, and Fe Teese! September 16, 2017 Property Damaged During Demonstrations St. Louis, Mo. ~ Yesterday, property damage occurred in various locations as demonstrators marched through the streets of St. Louis. The following is a list of incidents that have been reported to us at this time: A police Tahoe sustained damage to the hood and a shattered front windshield near 1200 Clark. An additional police vehicle sustained damage to its windows from items being thrown near Lake and Waterman. Windows at Mayor Krewson’s house, near Lake and Waterman, were broken and there was paint thrown on the exterior of the home. Subway, 115 N Euclid, sustained a shattered front plate glass window. ‘Walgreens, 115 N Eucild, sustained damage to windows. BBQ Saloon, 4900 Laclede, sustained damage to two large, store front windows, Evangeline's Bistro, 512 N Euclid, sustained damage to a front window. Fauxgerty, 228 N Eculid, sustained a damaged front window East + West, 387 N Euclid, sustained damage to windows. Citizen’s Park Properties, 4643 Lindell, sustained damage to windows. St. Louis Public Library, 225 N Euclid, sustained damage to multiple glass windows and doors. Golden Grocer Natural Foods, 335 N Euclid, sustained property damage. Culpeppers, 300 N Eucild, sustained damage to windows. ‘Numerous vehicles in the area also sustained broken windows. Officers responded along with the Fire Department to a total of 18 fires.