St. Louis Blues prospect robbed at gunpoint near Gateway Arch
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A prospect for the NHL's St. Louis Blues was robbed at gunpoint Monday night on the grounds of the city's famous Gateway Arch.
No one was injured.
On Tuesday morning, Doug Armstrong, president of hockey operations and general manager for the NHL franchise, said one of the victims is a prospect who was in town for a rookie camp.
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