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Starbucks drive-thru killing: Trail of crime preceded shooting of beloved figure skating coach

St. Louis police said the man suspected of shooting and killing a woman in the drive-thru of a St. Louis Starbucks robbed others in the days before the fatal shooting. Keith Brown, a 58-year-old St. Louis man, was charged with first-degree murder, three counts of first-degree robbery and multiple other crimes in connection with the incidents. According to the probable cause statement, the first incident was on Feb. 6, in the drive-thru of a Jack in the Box at 2163 South Grand Boulevard. Police said he approached a car, pulled out a gun and demanded the victim's property. The woman and her daughter handed over a purse, a handgun and both of their cell phones. Two days later, police said he robbed a Dollar General store at 4038 North Grand. Police said he walked into the store, pointed a gun at the cashier and demanded money. He made off with some cash and left the area. Then, on Tuesday, police said he walked up to a woman's car in the Starbucks drive-thru and pointed a gun at her. He demanded that she put her hands up, then shot and killed her. Police said he stole the woman's bank cards and driver's license before leaving the scene.