Child Molestation, AT&T Robbery Are Among Most Read Police Stories in Mehlville, Oakville

Want to know what's going on in your neighborhood? Here are the 10 most-read police stories from Mehlville-Oakville Patch for June 2013:

1) Woman Plied Teen With Alcohol, Had Sex With 14-Year-Old, Police Say

Michelle Lynn Dane, 43, of the 6900 block of Colonial Woods Drive in Mehlville, was charged with two counts of second-degree statutory sodomy and one count each of first-degree child endangerment and second-degree child molestation.

2) Woman in AT&T Robbery Dumps Phones, Cools Off at Dentist Office

According to police, the robbers displayed a gun and tied up two store employees inside the store.

3) Man Accused of Breaking Girlfriend's Nose, Choking Her to Unconsciousness

A man broke his girlfriend’s nose with a headbutt, punched her and choked her until she lost consciousness on Wednesday, May 22, police said.

4) Man Found Dead at Pepsi Plant from the Lemay Area

Police say a co-worker found the man trapped in a packing unit machine after returning from a break.

5) Police Arrest Meramec Bridge Jumper who Tried to Escape Traffic Stop

Search teams looked for a man who jumped off a bridge into the Meramec River to avoid a traffic stop.

6) June DWI Checkpoints Scheduled in St. Louis County

You may want to think twice before having a quick drink and hopping into the driver's seat.

7) Two Dead In Weekend Crash Near River City Casino

Arnold resident Lawrence Coleman's tractor-trailer collided with 29-year-old Cedar Hill resident Matthew Barton's SUV. Both were killed.

8) Man Charged With Stalking After Calling His Ex-Wife From Mental Facility

A probation officer raised "significant public danger issues, especially regarding this victim," according to a court document.

9) Polaris ATV, Firearm, Bicycle Were Reported Stolen in South County

The thefts were among those reported in the South County Precinct's blotter for the period ending June 7.

10) Golf Carts, Yamaha Motorcycle Among Vehicles Reported Stolen in South County

The thefts were among those reported in the South County Precinct's blotter for the period ending May 31.