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KPIX KPIX 5 News At 5pm May 13, 2015 - Vimarsana News

KPIX KPIX 5 News At 5pm May 13, 2015

Bars no bail. Hes expected to face the judge tomorrow. Reporting live, Joe Vazquez Kpix 5. New at 5 00, its a plot fit for a home alone sequel. A 4yearold girl shows no fear when a burglar bursts in to her home. She leads police right to his hiding spot in the closet. Girls mother saw the burglar break in to the house in ridge view drive and antioch. She ran out the door. Kpix 5s simon perez tells us her young daughter was still inside. I just spoke to the girl a few minutes ago and i asked her were you scared . She said no, im brave. Heres what happened in that story. So a burglar broke in to...

St. Louis County's new jail director says he's here to stay - Vimarsana News

St. Louis County's new jail director says he's here to stay

The county hired longtime federal probation chief Kito Bess as its new jail director. He said he's here to stay.

Jail candidate says he'd be here to stay - Vimarsana News

Jail candidate says he'd be here to stay

CLAYTON — A candidate applying to serve as the head of St. Louis County's jail assured County Council members Thursday he would stay in the job longterm, after years of

St. Louis County jail candidate says he'd be here to stay - Vimarsana News

St. Louis County jail candidate says he'd be here to stay

County Executive Sam Page nominated longtime federal probation expert Kito Bess to run the jail following years of director turnover.

Sam Page taps new jail, revenue chiefs in St. Louis County - Vimarsana News

Sam Page taps new jail, revenue chiefs in St. Louis County

Page has nominated longtime probation expert Kito Bess to run the jail, following the September retirement of former Director Scott Anders. Tony Smee will be considered to direct the Department