Bar Employees Charged in Alleged Public Sex Acts

FENTON, MISSOURI– Four employees of a bar near the Meramec River have been charged with sexual misconduct for allegedly engaging in public sex acts with other women at the tavern.

Each of the suspects is charged with at least one misdemeanor count alleging acts in front of other people at the Queen of Hearts tavern, at 731 Larkin Williams Road, in November and December, according to warrants recently made public in St. Louis County Circuit Court.

The owner of the bar, Freda Brockman, also was charged with a misdemeanor liquor law violation for the alleged lewdness of her employees, according to warrants filed Aug. 14. Brockman, 74, could not be reached for comment.

A woman who answered the phone at the Queen of Hearts said the bar remains open.

The warrants describe the acts as “deviate sexual intercourse,” including alleged oral sex between two women and displays of the breasts and genitals, in the presence of others in a public place.

Shiloh Rigney, 29, of Dittmer, and Carrie Hendricks, 36, of Fenton, each face two counts of misdemeanor second-degree sexual misconduct. Jacqueline Dasch, 22, of Bonne Terre, Mo., faces one count of the same charge.

Mira Mason, 34, of Barnhart, faces one count of misdemeanor second-degree sexual misconduct and two felony drug charges for allegedly selling pills to undercover St. Louis County police detectives, whose investigation led to the charges.

Courtesy of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch