Captain Jon Belmar Commander Affton Southwest Precinct (314) 638-5550 [E-mail Captain Belmar]

Captain Belmar was raised in North St. Louis County and currently resides in West St. Louis County with his wife and their two children. Since August of 2004, Captain Belmar has been assigned as the Commander of the Affton Southwest Precinct. He is responsible for the day to day operations of a precinct that provides police protection to the unincorporated areas of Affton, Mattese, Sappington and Concord Village, along with the incorporated areas of Grantwood Village, Marlborough, Wilbur Park and Green Park.

Captain Belmar began his career in the Affton Southwest Precinct in 1986 as a patrolman. He also served in the South County Precinct and the Tactical Operations Unit before his promotion to Sergeant in 1995. As a Sergeant he served in the West County Precinct as a watch supervisor until selected to run the Department's Arson and Explosives Unit in 1996. In 1998 he was promoted to Lieutenant and remained within the Division of Criminal Investigation as the commander of the Bureau of Crimes Against Persons. He remained in that position until his promotion to Captain in 2004.

Captain Belmar is an active member of both the Affton and South County Chambers of Commerce. In addition, he was appointed to the St. Louis County Domestic and Family Violence Council in 2000, and has been a member of that council's Executive Board since 2001.

Captain Belmar holds a degree in Criminology from Arkansas State University, and attended the FBI's Hazardous Device School at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, where he was certified as a bomb technician in 1997. He attended the the 228th Session of the FBI National Academy in 2007. He has received 48 awards and letters of appreciation.

Lieutenant Michael Busalaki Watch Commander Affton Southwest Precinct (314) 638-5550 [E-mail Lieutenant Busalaki]

Lieutenant Michael Busalaki was raised in North St. Louis County and currently resides in St. Charles with his family. He is currently assigned as a watch commander of the Affton Southwest Precinct. In this capacity, he is responsible for the day-to-day operations of a precinct platoon that provides police protection to the unincorporated areas of Affton, Mattese, Sappington and Concord Village, along with the incorporated areas of Grantwood Village, Marlborough, Wilbur Park and Green Park.

Lieutenant Busalaki began his career in the West County Precinct in 1981 as a Patrol Officer. He has also served in the Bureau Of Drug Enforcement, Special Operations and the DEA Task Force.

He was promoted to Sergeant in 1998 and served in the North County Precinct, the Bureau of Communications and the Community Action Team. In 2002 he was promoted to Lieutenant and served as a watch commander in the North County Precinct and his current assignment in the Affton Southwest Precinct.

Lieutenant James Schneider Watch Commander Affton Southwest Precinct (314) 638-5550 [E-mail Lieutenant Schneider]

Lieutenant James Schneider was born in Maryville, Missouri and currently resides in southwest St. Louis County with his wife and their two sons.

Lieutenant Schneider is a Watch Commander assigned to the Affton Southwest Precinct. He began his career in the Affton Precinct in January 1995 as a patrolman. He served in the Tactical Operations Unit from January 1998 until his promotion to Sergeant in August 2000. As a Sergeant he served in the North County and Affton Precincts until his transfer to the Bureau of Drug Enforcement in July 2001. He was promoted to Lieutenant in July 2005 and again served in the Affton Southwest Precinct, then in the North County Precinct, and in 2007 was moved back to this current assignment.

Lieutenant Schneider is Chairman of the Department's Neighborhood Policing Committee. He is responsible for the coordination of the Neighborhood Policing Committee and its role in community relations/crime prevention functions and affirms the commitment of the St. Louis County Police Department to promote close ties with and respond to the needs of the community. He is also a member of the National Tactical Officers Association, Missouri Narcotics Officers Association, and former member of the Mid-West Gang Investigators Association.

Lieutenant Schneider holds a Bachelors of Science Degree in Criminal Justice from Central Missouri State University and has received over 27 awards and letters of appreciation, including three Chief's Commendations.

Lieutenant Dennis Woodland Watch Commander Affton Southwest Precinct (314) 638-5550 [E-mail Lieutenant Woodland]

Lieutenant Dennis Woodland has been employed by the St. Louis County Police Department since October 14, 1975. His supervisory assignments have included the Central County and old West (5th) Precincts, the Wildwood Precinct, the Bureau of Drug Enforcement, the Bureau of Crimes Against Property in addition to my present assingment as a Watch Commander within the Affton Southwest Precinct.

Lieutenant Woodland possesses a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Criminal Justice from Northeast Missouri State University (presently Truman State University) and a Master of Arts Degree in Management from Webster University.

Sergeant Joe McMahan Watch Supervisor Affton Southwest Precinct (314) 638-5550 [E-mail Sergeant McMahan]

Sergeant Joe McMahan joined the St. Louis County Police Department in January 1981. He was assigned to the Division of Patrol, Lemay Precinct. He was a patrol officer in the Lemay Precinct for 16 years. He was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in 1997. He has worked in the West County Precinct, Affton Precinct, Central County Precinct and in presently assigned to the Affton/Southwest Precinct as a watch supervisor.

Sergeant McMahan was awarded the department's Purple Heart Award for a life threating in the line of duty injury in 1981. He has received numerous Awards of Excellence from the police department and several letters of commendations.

Sergeant Kevin Stevener Watch Supervisor Affton Southwest Precinct (314) 638-5550 [E-mail Sergeant Stevener]

Sergeant Kevin Stevener was born in the City of St. Louis and raised in St. Louis County, where he currently resides. After High school he served in the United States Air Force. As a crew member aboard a KC-135 aircraft, he participated in numerous operations to include Desert Storm/Shield as well as deployments to Bosnia, Rwanda and Somalia.

After his honorable discharge from the Air Force, Sergeant Stevener joined the St. Louis County Police Department in September 1997. Sergeant Stevener has been assigned to West, South and Central County Precincts where he has served as a patrol officer, field instructor, firearms instructor and background investigator. In 2001 he was transferred to the Division of Special Operations as Team Leader of the Community Action Team serving the North County Precinct.

Sergeant Stevener was promoted in May 2009 to the rank of Sergeant and currently serves as a Watch Supervisor in the Affton Southwest Precinct. He is a founding board member of the Battle of the Badges of Metropolitan St. Louis, an organization dedicated to raising funds for Backstoppers through an annual Flag Football Tournament.

Sergeant Stevener has received over 20 awards and letters of appreciation including the Medal of Valor, Distinguished Service Citation, Meritorious Service Citation, the Department's Purple Heart, two Chief's Commendations and the Survivor Medallion from the International Association of Chiefs of Police.

Sergeant Leslee Tate Watch Supervisor Affton Southwest Precinct (314) 638-5550 [E-mail Sergeant Tate]

Sergeant Leslee Tate has been employed by the St. Louis County Police Department since 1988. She began her career in the Division of Patrol assigned to the Central County Precinct as a patrol officer. She has worked as a detective in the Division of Criminal Investigation in the Bureau of Drug Enforcement and the Bureau of Crimes Against Persons. She serves as a member of the Special School District, Law Enforcement Advisory Board. Sergeant Tate was promoted in 2008, and transferrred to her current assignment in the Affton Southwest Precinct.

She received her Bachelor's Degree in Business from Webster University. She has received numerous awards, commendations and letters of appreciation.

Sergeant Tim Ware Watch Supervisor Affton Southwest Precinct (314) 638-5550 [E-mail Sergeant Ware]

Sergeant Tim Ware was born in Washington D.C. and was raised in West St. Louis County where he currently resides with his wife and two children. Since joining the department in July of 1998 he has been assigned to the Central County, Wildwood, and North County Precincts as a Patrol Officer. Sergeant Ware was promoted to Sergeant in 2009, and was reassigned to his current assignment in the Affton Southwest Precinct.

Sergeant Ware was previously assigned as a Neighborhood Policing Officer in the North County Precinct since May of 2006. During his tenure with Neighborhood Policing he has worked closely with the Citizen's Police Academy Alumni Association and the North County Teen Academy. Sergeant Ware is currently assigned to the Spanish Lake and Glasgow Village Neighborhoods and works closely with them on community issues. He has also developed a strong Neighborhood Watch Program in both neighborhoods.

Sergeant Ware has received several awards and letters of appreciation from the citizens of North St. Louis County and looks forward to building stronger relationships with the Affton Southwest community.

Sergeant Nick Wild Watch Supervisor Affton Southwest Precinct (314) 638-5550 [E-mail Sergeant Wild]

Sergeant Nick Wild began his career with the St. Louis County Police Department in the South County Precinct in June of 1981. While assigned to the South County Precinct Sergeant Wild fulfilled several positions within the Precinct. During this period Sergeant Wild was also assigned to the Greater St. Louis Major Case Squad where he assisted in the investigation of several high profile murder investigations.

Sergeant Wild was transferred to the Division of Criminal Investigation in May of 1990 where he was assigned as a Detective within the Bureau of Crimes Against Persons. Sergeant Wild remained a member of the Bureau of Against Persons for over nine years, investigating a wide variety of violent crimes occurring in the St. Louis Metropolitan area. During this time Sergeant Wild also assisted numerous State Police Agency located throughout the United States with violent crimes, that had occurred in their jurisdictions, where the suspects fled to the St. Louis Metropolitan area prior to being arrested.

Sergeant Wild was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in March of 1999. Sergeant Wild returned to the Patrol Division following his promotion. Since being promoted Sergeant Wild has served in the North County, South County, Fenton and Affton Precincts.

Sergeant Michael Youngblood Watch Supervisor Affton Southwest Precinct (314) 638-5550 [E-mail Sergeant Youngblood]

Sergeant Michael Youngblood was born and raised the South St. Louis County. He received his associate degree in Criminal Justice from Forest Park Community College. Sergeant Youngblood currently resides in St. Louis County with his wife and two children.

Sergeant Youngblood began his career with the St. Louis County Police Department in April of 1992. After attending the St. Louis County and Municipal Police Academy, he was assigned to the Division of Patrol where he served in the Affton Southwest and the North County Precincts. He has also worked in the Bureau of Special Operations where he was assigned to the Community Action Team. Sergeant Youngblood was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in 2003 and is currently assigned to the Affton Southwest Precinct as a watch supervisor.

Police Officer Aaron Roediger Neighborhood Policing Officer Affton Southwest Precinct (314) 638-5550 [E-mail Officer Roediger]

Officer Aaron Roediger was born and raised in South St. Louis County and currently resides in the Concord Village Neighborhood of South St. Louis County. Prior to joining the St. Louis County Police Department Officer Roediger was on active duty in the U.S. Navy and assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion One. Officer Roediger joined the St. Louis County Police Department in 1998, and upon completion of the St. Louis County and Municipal Police Academy he was assigned to the Division of Patrol in the Affton Southwest Precinct. He served as a patrol officer in the precinct and was chosen for the Field Training Instructor program.

In August of 2006, Officer Roediger was assigned to the Neighborhood Policing Office of the Affton Southwest Precinct. Since being assigned to the Neighborhood Policing Office he has assisted Neighborhood Watch Programs and businesses addressing crime in the precinct.

Officer Roediger has received a Chief's Commendation, several Awards of Excellence and numerous letters of appreciation from the public.

Police Officer David Sebek Neighborhood Policing Officer Affton Southwest Precinct (314) 638-5550 [E-mail Officer Sebek]

Officer David Sebek was born in Chicago, Illinois and later moved to Ballwin, Missouri. After High School, Officer Sebek received a Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice from Southeast Missouri State University. Officer Sebek joined the St. Louis County Police Department in January of 2001, and was assigned to the Division of Patrol in the Central County Precinct. Officer Sebek has also served several years in the West County Precinct. While serving as a patrol officer, PO Sebek was selected for the Field Training Instructor Program.

In April of 2009, Officer Sebek was assigned to the Affton Southwest Precinct as a Neighborhood Policing Officer.

Officer Sebek has received several Awards of Excellence and numerous letters of appreciation from the public.

Police Officer Chuck Weinman Juvenile Resource Officer Affton Southwest Precinct (314) 638-5550 [E-mail Officer Weinman]

Officer Chuck Weinman was born and raised in north St Louis County. He received his Associate's degree in General Studies from Florissant Valley Community College. He currently resides in St Louis County with his wife Mary and their four children.

Officer Weinman began his career with the St. Louis County Police in 1988, where he was an aid in the Division of Criminal Investigation. He spent time in the Bureau of Central Police Records and Bureau of Communications before graduating the St Louis County Municipal Police Academy in 1991.

Officer Weinman was assigned to the West County Precinct. During his time in the West County Precinct he worked in the Village of Hanley Hills and the City of Wildwood. In 1996, he was transferred to the North County Precinct where he served as a School Resource Officer at Hazelwood Central High School and at Hazelwood East High School. During this time he was a D.A.R.E. Officer in the Hazelwood School District.

Officer Weinman is currently a Juvenile Resource Officer in the Affton Southwest Precinct. He has received a Chief's Commendation, several Awards of Excellence and numerous letters of appreciation from the public.