FLORISSANT — A St. Louis area man been charged with grabbing a police officer's gun and pointing it at her while she was driving a squad car.
Twenty-five-year-old Sean Radford, of …
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FLORISSANT — A St. Louis area man been charged with grabbing a police officer's gun and pointing it at her while she was driving a squad car.
Twenty-five-year-old Sean Radford, of Florissant, is jailed on $50,000 cash only bond after he was charged Monday with disarming a peace officer, unlawful use of a weapon and resisting arrest. No attorney is listed for him in online court records.
Saint Louis County police say officers arrested Radford after responding Sunday night to a domestic violence disturbance. After he was put in the front seat of a patrol vehicle, he is accused of maneuvering himself toward the officer, removing her gun from its holster, pointing the weapon at her and demanding that she let him out of the moving vehicle, according to court documents.
The documents say the officer and Radford then fought over the gun before she regained control of the weapon. The officer has seven years of law enforcement experience.
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