Richmond Heights

“Starbucks is scared of the power that their queer partners hold, and they should be,” Moe Mills, who works at a Starbucks location in Richmond Heights, Mo., said in a statement provided by the union.

Police from Richmond Heights – one of several communities whose officers pursued the suspect – were credited with the arrest, reports said.

The 150-pound unnamed animal is believed to be between 18 to 24 months old, and it was roaming around the town of Richmond Heights untagged.

She’s teamed up with Kenny Yuko, a Richmond Heights Democrat, to support the resolution, which, if approved, would put before voters a constitutional amendment next year allowing up to $100 million in bond proceeds annually to go to “clean-water improvements.”

Officials with the Missouri Department of Conservation captured the bear Sunday evening in the St. Louis County town of Richmond Heights, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported.