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Man admits to involuntary manslaughter in argument that led to deadly shooting on MetroLink train

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By Dori Olmos Verified
| KSDK-TV (St. Louis, MO) Verified
“It is tragic that a brief exchange of words between two strangers on a train would end in one’s death," St. Louis Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore said. ST. LOUIS — A man on Tuesday pleaded guilty to fatally shooting a man in 2022 after an argument on a MetroLink train. Quinton Howard, 24, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for involuntary manslaughter and five years for armed criminal action, with both sentences to run consecutively. He was originally charged with first-degree murder in the case.
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St. Peters mother pleads guilty to killing daughter; sentenced to 15 years

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By Clarissa Cowley, Robert Townsend Verified, Dori Olmos Verified
| KSDK-TV (St. Louis, MO) Verified
ST. PETERS, Mo. — A St. Peters mother on Monday pleaded guilty to killing her daughter in 2021 and was sentenced to 15 years behind bars. Donna Scuderi, 71, admitted to helping Laura Scuderi, her daughter, die by suicide in May 2021. Scuderi had initially pleaded not guilty of first-degree murder  in her daughter's death; she pleaded guilty to a lesser count of voluntary manslaughter ahead of a jury trial scheduled for Tuesday.
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St. Louis County employee charged in federal COVID relief kickback scheme

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By Christine Byers, Dori Olmos Verified
| KSDK-TV (St. Louis, MO) Verified
ST. LOUIS — A high-level political appointee of St. Louis County Executive Sam Page has been indicted and turned himself in to federal authorities after being accused in a COVID-19 relief funds fraud scheme. A news release emailed Tuesday morning details the federal indictment against Tony Weaver, who was appointed by Page as the Change Management Coordinator at the St. Louis County Justice Services Center in January 2020.
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