16 Year Old Shooting Victim + Police Pull Gun On Horse Rider

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Here are the top stories in St. Louis today:

1. A 16-year-old girl is one of the latest victims of gun violence in St. Louis County. Officers from St. Louis County police’s North County Precinct responded Monday night to the 9900 block of Glen Owen Drive after receiving a ShotSpotter alert in the area. Officers arrived to find a teenage girl shot to death. They have not released any other details. (KSDK.com)
2. Last weekend, police tried to arrest a man who was riding a horse on the property of Ballpark Village. During the incident, an officer pulled out his weapon and pointed it at the rider. According to sources, an off-duty police officer who was working a secondary job providing security at Ballpark Village confronted a man who was riding a horse in the Together Credit Union Plaza area. (KMOV.com)
3. HVAC Manufacturer RLS LLC is moving its headquarters and 100-plus jobs to Hazelwood in north St. Louis County. (St. Louis Business Journal)
4. Half of the population of St. Louis County is now fully vaccinated against COVID-19. (KTVI Fox 2 St. Louis)
5. Police in St. Louis County have released surveillance photos of suspected wallet thief. (KMOV.com)

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