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The Southeast Missourian reports the Cape Girardeau Police Department has set up a voluntary, free database of security cameras in the city only be used for aiding investigations and not for general surveillance. Police crime analyst Cpl. Ryan Droege says police make camera owners grant them access to the video, but they can ask owners for help in investigations by providing footage. He says he hopes the database extradites that process. Droege says some registrants have already opted in since the program was announced Thursday.
Department officials say they hope as many cameras owners as possible will consider joining the database. Tuesday shooting leaves 2 men dead ST. LOUIS Two men are dead after a shooting in north St. Louis. The shooting happened Tuesday afternoon.
Police say 44-year-old Matthew Barry and 45- year-old Otis Bennett were killed during an argument with a 34-year- old suspect. Barry was found in the seat of a car with gunshot wounds to the head and chest. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Bennett was also shot in the head and died at a hospital. The suspect was arrested Wednesday morning.
It immediately clear if charges have been filed. Police have not re- leased information about what led to the argument that resulted in the shooting. Busches will keep Farm free ST. LOUIS Five members of the Busch family say they will purchase Farm and keep the St. Louis County attraction free and open to the public.
The announcement Wednesday ends a two- year dispute among siblings of the family that founded the Anheuser- Busch brewery. The sale price was not disclosed. Four of the six siblings banded together and wanted to buy Farm. Their brother, Kraftig owner Billy Busch, also wanted to buy it with plans to build abrewery on site. He had the support of one brother.
Ajudge gave trust manager Wells Fargo power to decide on the sale. Billy Busch says in a statement he is happy that farm will remain with the family. He has the option of buying in with his siblings. Fair St. Louis goes back to the Arch ST.
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Louis originated in 1981. The 2018 fair will be July 4, July 6 and July 7. In addition to food, music, fireworks and other activities, organizers say the air show will return. The CityArchRiver project is a partnership between the National Park Service and several private and public organizations. Kansas City Star sells its building KANSAS CITY- The sale of The Kansas City 106-year-old headquarters in downtown Kansas City is expected to be completed Thursday.
Star Publisher Tony Berg announced the scheduled closing to employees on Wednesday. The building will be sold to Kansas City-based 3D Development, through an entity called 1729 Grand Boulevard LLC. It is led by developer Vince Bryant. The Star reports about 200 employees will move across the street into Press Pavilion. The move is expected within a year.
Berg says The Star will rent space in the headquarters and build a modern newsroom during the year before the move. 1dead, 1 hurt in St. Louis shooting ST. LOUIS Homicide detectives are investigating a shooting in St. Louis that left one man dead and another injured.
Police tell The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that officers responded to calls of a shooting Tuesday near a store entrance, where two men sustained gunshot wounds. The men were treated in the hospital, where one of them was pronounced dead. Police say a 39-year- old man shot in the chest was unconscious and not breathing when authorities arrived. The other man was shot in the head but was reported conscious.
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