St. Louis Officials Review Video of Alleged Remarks by Alderwoman Tyus Toward Alderman Aldridge
St. Louis police are reviewing a video that appears to show Alderwoman Sharon Tyus making threatening remarks toward Alderman Rasheen Aldridge during a meeting at the Homer G. Phillips Senior Facility. The incident has prompted a resolution calling for Tyus's…
St. Louis, MO, September 15, 2026 —
St. Louis police are currently reviewing a video that allegedly captures Alderwoman Sharon Tyus making threatening remarks directed at Alderman Rasheen Aldridge. The incident reportedly took place during a meeting held at the Homer G. Phillips Senior Facility. The content of the remarks, beyond being described as threatening, has not been publicly detailed. The exact date and time of the meeting were not immediately available.
This alleged incident has led to official action within the city’s governance. The Board of Aldermen is considering a resolution that calls for Alderwoman Tyus to issue an apology. Furthermore, the resolution includes provisions for considering censure against her. Censure is a formal expression of disapproval by a legislative body.
City officials have broadly condemned the rhetoric that appears in the video. The details surrounding the review process by the St. Louis police and the subsequent steps by the Board of Aldermen are ongoing. Further information regarding the specifics of the video’s content and the potential disciplinary actions is expected as the review progresses.
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