
St. Louis’ Crime Chime – Weekly Whirlwind of Woes: St. Louis Crime Alert: Community Urged to Help Identify Metro Bus Assault Suspects




On a Metro Bus, the night was grim,
January 6th, the lights were dim.
An 18-year-old caught in a fight,
Four more joined, turned wrong to might.
A blade was flashed, fear took the air,
Passengers frozen, caught in despair.
The suspects fled, left chaos behind,
Justice now seeks, the truth to find.
If you’ve seen their faces, or know their name,
Step up now, don’t play the game.
Call CrimeStoppers, make the tip,
Let’s bring the truth to the justice grip.
866-371-TIPS is the line,
Your info could stop the next crime.
Rewards await for the righteous deed,
Help the city in its time of need.
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Visit The Narrative Matters to console.
If you know of this case or have a clue,
Contact the police—your voice can renew.
Why The St. Louis Crime Chime Matters

St. Louis Crime Chime: Partnering for a Safer Community
The St. Louis Crime Chime is evolving into a mission-driven organization dedicated to partnering with local public safety agencies and community-focused media, such as The Evening Whirl and Real STL News, to shine a light on social and violence-related issues. Our goal is to provide resources that support both victims and perpetrators of traumatic events, fostering healing and prevention within our community.
Through its St. Louis Crime Chime section. This essential platform empowers residents by highlighting emerging threats and safety concerns, encouraging vigilance and informed decision-making. Beyond reporting, it holds individuals and institutions accountable by keeping arrests and legal proceedings in the public eye, promoting transparency and urging neighbors to protect and support one another.
While the headlines often confront difficult truths, they also serve as a rallying cry for action. By staying informed through reliable sources and official police data, residents can move beyond fear and take an active role in prevention and community-building efforts. Together, we can transform awareness into meaningful change, helping St. Louis write a safer, more hopeful chapter for all.
What You Can Do
- Get Mental Health resources help for you and your family
- For daily updates, check the SLMPD Crime and Investigations page.
- For anonymous tips to the St. Louis police, use the St. Louis Regional CrimeStoppers Hotline at 1-866-371-TIPS (8477)
- The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is available 24/7 for free and confidential support. We provide free & confidential support to people in crisis for any reason, 24 hours a day.
- StopBullying.gov: Offers resources and help lines, including options for youth and veterans (Dial 988 then press 1).
- Protect our children: https://dss.mo.gov/cd/keeping-kids-safe/can.htm
Stay tuned, stay safe, and remember: “If it’s crime you seek, we’ve got the streak!”
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