North County Electeds' Feud Escalates
A long-running feud between St. Louis County Councilwoman Shalonda Webb and state Senator Angela Walton Mosley has escalated into a physical altercation.
The incident occurred at a Bellefontaine Neighbors town hall in September, involving hair pulling and punches thrown. This has led to a civil lawsuit and potential criminal charges, although it is unclear who will be charged.
- The lawsuit was filed by Senator Angela Walton Mosley and her sister, Rochelle Walton Gray.
- Rochelle Walton Gray is a former County Councilwoman who was unseated by Shalonda Webb in 2020.
No comment from the officials involved.
Author's summary: A feud between two North County officials turned physical.
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