SUMMARY: Charges have been filed against a teenage driver involved in an incident at the Ted Drewes parking lot in South St. Louis, injuring six people, including an off-duty police officer. The driver reportedly drove through a barricade, striking multiple pedestrians, and fled the scene after reversing into more victims. Among the injured were a 12-year-old and an 82-year-old. In response to this and prior accidents, city officials are planning safety improvements for the area, including relocating the parking entrance and enhancing lighting and crosswalks, set to begin between January and March 2025.

The man accused of striking multiple pedestrians at Ted Drewes Sunday night has been charged. Among the injured was an off-duty police officer.

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