Affton Man Placed on Probation For Role in Breaking Into St. Charles Home
Matthew Wakeman accompanied Andrew Wilson into the St. Charles house to help him retrieve Wilson's daughter.
An Affton man pleaded no contest to a first-degree burglary charge Wednesday, one day before his trial was scheduled to begin. Matthew Wakeman, 28, of Affton, was accused of breaking into a St. Charles home April 27 to help Andrew Wilson and Jennifer Temm retrieve their daughter. A relative who had their daughter had been advised by the Missouri Division of Family Services to keep her pending an investigation, according to St. Charles Police. As part of a plea bargain, St. Charles County Circuit Court Judge Nancy Schneider suspended Wakeman’s sentencing and he was placed on three years probation. Previously, Temm pleaded guilty Feb. 21 to first-degree burglary and was sentenced to 16 days in jail and given credit for time served. “Mr. …
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