SUMMARY: A house fire in High Ridge resulted in an emergency rescue, with two individuals transported unconscious to the hospital due to burn injuries, and five animals confirmed dead. The incident occurred around 9 AM on Means Drive, where smoke was seen billowing from a garage. Fire crews responded quickly, conducting both fire suppression and a search, which led to the discovery of the second victim in a bedroom. The cause of the fire remains unclear, and further investigation is underway. Emergency services acted promptly to manage the situation and assist the victims.

A fire broke out on Main Drive Friday morning, sending two people to the hospital with burn injuries. Both victims were unconscious when firefighters arrived, according to the fire chief. Five animals were killed in the blaze.

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An offer for cash ended in tragedy five years ago, when a man shot Clenelle Johnson to death. Johnson, a 56-year-old contractor, was reportedly asking for help.

Earlier this week, a St. Louis judge ruled the shooter was not guilty of a crime.

Johnson’s family said he had a unique way of brightening people’s lives. One day, while working as a contractor, his stepdaughter, Gabrielle Treadway, says he remembered someone who might need some cash and who could maybe help him with a job.

“…For him to remember that and want to stop and, you know, ask this person to help him and offer to pay him, and he lost his life for that – that is outrageous,” Treadway said.

The shooting happened on Oct. 28, 2019, in the 1000 block of Bates Street, approximately a half-mile north of Carondelet Park. Police arrested 47-year-old Kevin Patrick, who was later charged with involuntary manslaughter and armed criminal action. The court record indicates he shot Johnson five to six times.

Johnson was rehabbing a home on Colorado Ave. when his contracting partner said they needed help carrying some wood. Johnson reportedly saw another rehab property about a block away on Bates. It was described as a skeleton at the time; unlivable, but with work being done.

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SUMMARY: Early Thursday morning, a car crashed into a duplex in East St. Louis, creating a significant hole in the structure. Residents expressed concern over frequent speeding in the area, noting that this was the third incident involving a vehicle crashing into the home. The crash involved two teenage boys and an older male driver, who was arrested, though charges are yet to be determined. Neighbors are frustrated with the ongoing issue of speeding at the intersection, hoping for measures to improve safety and prevent future accidents. The local fire department has no updates regarding the incident.

The front of a duplex is left destroyed after a vehicle crashed into the residence early Thursday morning.

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