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McDonald's Robbery 1119 N. Tucker on July 9, 2021& 4006 Lindell on July 8, 2021

On July 8, 2021 officers responded to a call for a “Hold Up” at 4006 Lindell, after the suspect entered the business through the pay window while posing as a customer. The suspect was armed with a handgun and ordered an employee to open a safe, to which she complied. The suspect took money and then fled the scene in a silver SUV.

Then again on July 9, 2021 officers responded to a call for a “Hold Up – In Progress” at 1119 N. Tucker after the suspect entered the business through the drive thru window, displayed a firearm, and then demanded the employees open the business safe. The suspect was unsuccessful with taking anything and exited through the same window. The suspect fled the scene in a silver SUV.

Ethan William Sandhu

On Tuesday, 6-1-21 at  2:50 PM officers received a call for a “Shooting” and located the victim inside a vehicle suffering from gunshot wounds to his torso. The victim was pronounced deceased at the scene.    

Robbery 1st at the BP Amoco 4504 S. Lindbergh

On 05/08/2021 at 0119 hours Sunset Hills PD responded to BP Amoco (4504 S. Lindbergh) for an Armed Robbery. The clerk was stocking the cooler in the back of the store when a male called out to be waited on. When the clerk came out to help him the white male lowered a “Jason” style hockey mask from the top of his head to cover his face, then pulled out a large knife. The suspect grabbed the clerk around the neck and ordered him to open the cash drawer. The clerk grabbed the suspect’s wrist and they both fell to the ground. The suspect was on top of the clerk trying to stab the clerk in the face but the clerk held him off by holding his wrist. The suspect then got off the clerk and ran out the door. As the suspect was running out the door he was calling out the name “Tyler”.

The suspect got into a white pickup truck that was waiting for him. The driver of the truck may have the first name Tyler. The pickup is possibly an older Ford Ranger with a tool box in the bed of the truck. The truck fled south on Lindbergh.

Leaving the Scene of an Accident

Detectives need public assistance with identifying/locating a suspect vehicle relative to a leaving the scene of an accident at 8:48 p.m. on 4/18/21 near Hampton and Columbia. One victim (#1) was driving northbound on Hampton approaching Columbia when the suspect vehicle, which was driving southbound, attempted to make a U-turn onto northbound Hampton and struck the victim's vehicle on the driver's side. A second victim's vehicle was also struck by the suspect vehicle.   

The suspect vehicle is a red four-door sedan, possibly a Hyundai Elantra. Victim #1 was pregnant and complained of abdominal pain however she declined medical treatment at the time. In the days following the incident, she was evaluated, and it was determined on 5/6/21 that the victim was no longer pregnant likely due to the accident. 

Robbery Suspects- Town and Country Harbor Freight

Town and Country Police are requesting assistance in identifying the pictured suspects believed to be responsible for a Robbery 1st degree.  The incident occurred on Tuesday, May 18, 2021 at approximately 7:30pm at Harbor Freight located in Manchester Meadows.

The suspects depicted entered the store and placed a generator and pressure washer in a shopping cart.  While being assisted by the cashier, the male suspect flourished a hand gun and immediately exited the store with the items.  The suspects then fled the scene with the items in a gray Chevy sedan with no front plate and an unknown rear Illinois registration plate.  

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FBI seeking the public's help with information on the cold case Homicide of Jayvon Vance

Berkeley, MO - The FBI and Berkeley Police are asking for help with information about a cold case homicide and carjacking that happened on November 9, 2017 in Berkeley, Missouri. The victim, 30-year-old Jayvon Vance, was shot and killed around 9:40 PM. Earlier in the day, the victim was communicating with a person in a Facebook group using the moniker “Tony King.” The two agreed to meet later that night in the 6800 block of Friarwood Drive in Berkeley for a sales transaction.

The victim drove alone to the meeting place in a 2008 white Saturn SUV. At the time of the meeting, two black males were seen standing next to a white vehicle (possibly an SUV) and a black vehicle (possibly a Chevy Monte Carlo). A few minutes later, one gunshot was heard and both vehicles were seen leaving the area while the victim was left lying on the road.