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Mugs in the News: The Faces that Made This Week's Crime Headlines

The following mug shots were taken from various Patch crime reports between Sept. 22-28.

 
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Heinrich K. Mueller, 20, of South County, was charged with first-degree burglary and felony stealing. Police said he stole jewelry over a six-week period from his next-door neighbor. St. Louis County Police
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George I. Jones, was sentenced to life in prison Monday for shooting Rock Hill police officer Matt Crosby. The Rock Hill officer was paralyzed from the waist down. Credit Courtesy of the St. Louis County Police Department
Justin Roux, 22, of Ellisville, faces stealing related charges on items valued at more than $20,000 from homes in Glendale and Crestwood. Roux also faces theft charges on items worth $200,000 in four incidents in Ladue. Credit St. Louis County Jail
Tracy Rockwell, 22, was charged with stealing items from a home in Crestwood. She babysat for the victim's granddaughter and had access to a key to the home, police said. Credit St. Louis County Police
Neil Kulkarni, 37, was charged with assault-driving while intoxicated. Clayton Police said he was riding a motorcycle while drunk Sept. 21 and hit a car in Clayton. The other driver was injured and taken to Barnes-Jewish Hospital by ambulance. Credit Clayton Police
Alfredo Barrera (shown here) is charged with committing burglary, assault and property damage, and recently was placed on the St. Louis County Most Wanted List. His last known address was in St. Louis. Credit St. Louis County Police Department
Nicholas Lantz, 27, of Wildwood, was charged with third-degree domestic assault. Police said he pushed a woman down, put a belt around her neck and threatened to kill her. Credit St. Louis County Police
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Stephen D

11:57 am on Sunday, September 30, 2012

A note to Robin Robinson -- please, before you are booked at your next arrest, Notre Dame would appreciate you removing the jacket

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Mark Chartrand

6:19 pm on Thursday, October 4, 2012

I'm sure he went to school there.

Stephen D

12:00 pm on Sunday, September 30, 2012

Dan -- so true. I feel bad for the future victims of these people as all but the cop shooter will be getting out of jail in a short time. Let's hope neither you nor I are one of those.

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Richard

1:40 pm on Saturday, October 13, 2012

BELIEVE ME : HE DID NOT GO TO NOTRE DAME !!!!!!!
------------------Richard Coffin, Class of 1962---University of Notre Dame

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