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Mizzou J-School Graduate. News Anchor- Reporter-Editor KMOX-AM (Audacy) in St. Louis. Opinions are my own.
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Cahokia Heights chief talks tough on crime

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By Brad Choat Verified
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Cahokia Heights Police Chief Thomas Trice (Cahokia Heights PD/Facebook photo) One St. Clair County town’s police chief says crime is dropping in his town, thanks to the hard work of officers and cooperation from the community. Cahokia Heights Chief Thomas Trice hopped-on social media to say there have been several felony arrests made recently, and they’re investigating a shooting from last Thursday that injured one person.
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Animal cruelty case reported in Glen Carbon

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By Brad Choat Verified
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Charges are pending in Madison County after more than twenty living and dead animals were found inside a Glen Carbon home. Police say they served a search warrant, Friday morning, in the 200 block of Glen Carbon Road after receiving a report of animal cruelty. The living animals were turned over to rescue organizations for emergency care. We're told they will be placed in safe and loving homes.
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One injured in East Alton residential fire

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By Brad Choat Verified
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A Friday night house fire in East Alton reportedly left one person seriously injured. It happened just before nine in the 300 block of Monroe Street. The victim was transported to a hospital for treatment. We’re awaiting word from the East Alton Fire Department on the suspected cause of the fire and possibly an update on the victim’s condition.
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