Arrest at 300 BLOCK OF E 26TH ST AND ELM ST on 03/18/2026 9:20 PM
Type: Arrest
Date: 03/18/2026 9:20 PM
Description: Arrest on chrg of 1) Interference W/official Acts - No Injury/damage (M), 2) Parole Violation, New Evidence (M), and 3) Voluntary Absence From Custody (M),
Address: 300 BLOCK OF E 26TH ST AND ELM ST, Dubuque, IA
Case Number: 2026001759
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Area Missing Persons
Name
Theodore HoerstmanMissing Age
45Est. Current Age
88Last Seen
Dubuque, IA on 12/06/1982Physical Description
Race: White Ethnicity: Caucasian Gender: Male Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Height: 5'9" Weight: 175 lbsCase Number
MP27745Area Cold Cases
Name
Crystal ArensdorfAge
20Cause of Death
MissingInfo
Crystal ann arensdorf, 20, of dubuque, iowa, was last seen at approximately 2 a.M. On july 4, 2001, at knicker’s saloon in dubuque, iowa. Arensdorf had gone to the 2186 central avenue bar with friends and tried to find a ride to east dubuque, ill. No one saw her leave the bar, and she left her car, her keys, and her money behind. She did not show up for work thursday morning. Steven and david peacock — two former dubuque brothers who resided in mount horeb, wisconsin — were at the bar on july 4 and questioned several times in arensdorf’s disappearance. The brothers agreed to polygraph exams in april 2002, and authorities also seized and searched david peacock’s vehicle. The brothers were never charged in connection with arensdorf’s case.Agency
Iowa