The event, billed as a way for supporters to pray for the health and safety of the former president and current Republican presidential nominee, drew about 150 people.
Tyler Terry, 28, of South Carolina pleaded guilty to 14 counts, including two first-degree murder charges, on Monday afternoon. He was sentenced to life in prison without parole.
Last week, the city’s Port Authority Commission agreed to lease and rehabilitate the building at 900 North 1st Street, formerly Sundecker’s Bar and Grill.
Saying his actions "put a stain on the community and the department," Arnold Britt pleaded guilty Monday to felony and misdemeanor. Sentencing set for Sept. 6.
The guilty plea agreement ties yet another former local government official to bribes from a government informant who helped the FBI and prosecutors indict some of St. Louis’ most prominent politicians.