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A Missouri man was attacked and carjacked at a QuikTrip. Why is the city prosecuting the victim?
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/ City of Hazelwood / City of Hazelwood Hazelwood's prosecuting attorney presented Phil March with a crime scene photo that police said they recovered from the back seat of the Mustang, but March denies drinking that night and said the bottle was planted.
Brian Munoz / St. Louis Public Radio / St. Louis Public Radio The Hazelwood City Hall, Police Department and Courts on TuesdayThe train arrivesOn Aug. 28, 2024, March sent an email to Hazelwood's then-City Manager Matt Zimmerman.
"On the night in question," she wrote, "defendant's vehicle appeared in the rear parking area of the Hazelwood City Hall/police station.
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