St. Louis police supervisor blamed for suspect's release
St. Louis’ public safety director says a police supervisor’s mistake — and not a positive test for COVID-19 — was the reason a domestic assault suspect was released from jail
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St. Louis’ public safety director says a police supervisor’s mistake — and not a positive test for COVID-19 — was the reason a domestic assault suspect was released from jail
A department under the mayor's office is investigating what led up to the release of a man accused of domestic violence.
Police officials are conducting an internal investigation to determine why a man suspected of domestic assault was released from a St. Louis jail without being charged, authorities said Monday.
ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Police officials are conducting an internal investigation to determine why a man suspected of domestic assault was released from a St.
St. Louis Public Safety Director Dan Isom is calling for an internal investigation after he said police officers made a “poor decision” to release the suspect.