Crime at 5300 BLOCK OF AL HAYNES DR on 03/15/2026 5:11 AM

Type: Other

Date: 03/15/2026 5:11 AM

Description: ALARM COMMERCIA. This is from the Sioux City Police Activity Log. Information is subject to change.

Address: 5300 BLOCK OF AL HAYNES DR, Sioux City, IA

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Case Number: 26SC06820

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Area Missing Persons

missing-person-record__Laurel-Olea

Name

Alexander Laurel-Olea

Missing Age

14

Est. Current Age

26

Last Seen

Dakota City, NE on 05/31/2014

Physical Description

Race: White Ethnicity: Gender: Male Hair: Black Eyes: Brown Height: 5'00" Weight: 100 lbs

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Area Cold Cases

cold-case-record__Davis

Name

Donna Davis

Age

21

Cause of Death

Homicide

Info

Donna sue davis hadn’t yet reached her second birthday. The 21-month-old 21-pound blue-eyed girl with the mass of dark blond curly hair was the youngest of james (“don”) and mary davis’s three children, and her three prized possessions included her teddy bear, a rubber doll and a red purse. Eleven-year-old mary claire, the eldest of the siblings, had friends who resided in the same west side neighborhood in sioux city, ia, and they often could be seen pushing strollers and buggies around the block with donna sue and the other girls’ young siblings in tow. Timothy, 7, also had ample playmates within safe walking distance from the family’s 715 isabella street home. Everyone knew and loved donna sue, though seldom used her name. To them, she was simply “the darling of the neighborhood.”

Agency

Iowa

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