Robert Townsend is a broadcast journalist based in St. Louis, Missouri. He is known for his work with KSDK - 5 On Your Side, where he covers local news stories ranging from crime and safety issues to community events and human interest stories. His reporting focuses on keeping the community informed and engaged with the latest developments in the St. Louis area.
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Robert Townsend's coverage primarily focuses on local crime and community-related news in St. Louis, Missouri. He frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and family/relationship issues within the St. Louis area.
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By: Robert Townsend
"It's so sad especially because they're so young," said one concerned neighbor in South St. Louis County.
By: Robert Townsend
"I am in a lot of pain. I can barely get around. They need to stop the gun violence in St. Louis," said Charles Phillips.
By: Robert Townsend
"My brother would still be alive if they had attended to him and got him the care he needed," said Carman Weber.
By: Kelsi Anderson, Robert Townsend
Prosecutors on Wednesday charged Bryan Lovering, 39, with first-degree murder and armed criminal action in the death of Robert Schmedake.
By: Robert Townsend
"I've enjoyed seeing it for 20 years and this year I brought my son," said boxing Fan Chad Harris.
By: Robert Townsend
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. — Before the first puck dropped, there was a moving moment of silence for 72 seconds for Colin Brown.
By: Robert Townsend
"It's really devastating, but it won't stop us. We will not lose hope," said Bishop Michael Robinson.
By: Robert Townsend, Jacob Kuerth
"It's insane and shameful. Thank God nobody was killed," said nearby barbershop owner Ken Truitt.
By: Kelsi Anderson, Robert Townsend
It was unclear where the shooting occurred, but responding officers found the two victims in the area of Horseshoe St. Louis.
"He kept saying help me! Help me!' recalled Clayton Poindexter.
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