Police: Jewelry Stolen from Ballwin Home; Purse Stolen from St. Mark's

Editor's Note: The following information was submitted by the Ballwin Police Department.

Between 8:00 – 9:30pm on 6/7: A purse containing credit cards, cash, keys, and other personal items was stolen from St. Mark’s Church located at 601 Claymont Drive.  The loss is estimated at $650.

Between 1:30 – 3:30 pm on 6/8: An iPhone, valued at $400, and $100 in cash was stolen out of a vehicle while it was parked at The North Pointe located at 335 Holloway. 

Between 1:45 – 4:15pm on 6/9: A rear window on a vehicle was broken and a cordless trim saw was stolen from inside while the vehicle was parked in the 300 block of Wildbrier Drive.  The combined loss and damage is estimated at $265.

Between noon on 5/26 – 7:45pm on 6/9: Multiple items of jewelry were stolen out of a jewelry box from a residence in the 400 block of Stryker Court.  The loss totals over $1,100.

Between 4:00pm on 6/8 – 11:00am on 6/10: A digital camera and binoculars were stolen out of an unlocked vehicle while it was parked in the 100 block of Caybeth Drive.  The items are valued at approximately $390.

Between 9:30pm on 6/9 – 9:00am on 6/10: A wallet, containing a bank card and driver’s license, was stolen out of an unlocked vehicle while it was parked in the 200 block of Spring Oaks Drive.

Between 11:30pm on 6/12 – 7:30pm on 6/13: A bicycle was stolen out of an open garage at a residence in the 400 block of Valley Manor Drive.  The bicycle is valued at $485.

Between noon on 6/9 – 8:00pm on 6/13: A gas lawn trimmer was stolen out of a garage at a residence on Meadowbrook Country Club Estates.  It is valued at $214.

Between 7:30 – 9:45pm on 6/13: A vehicle’s window was broken and a radar detector was stolen from inside while the vehicle was parked at the Ballwin Athletic Fields at 1 Ballpark Drive.  The combined damage and loss is approximately $725.

Anyone with information that may assist with the above investigations is encouraged to contact the . If you would like to contact the department anonymously, you may do so through St. Louis Regional Crimestoppers.