Crime at 200 BLOCK OF COURT AVE on 04/21/2026 10:42 AM

Type: Other

Date: 04/21/2026 10:42 AM

Description: All Other Offenses (Except Traffic or Warrants). Event #: 1599976. Agency: IA0770300 - Des Moines Police Department. Disclaimer: This address provided is approximate based on calls for service data

Address: 200 BLOCK OF COURT AVE, Des Moines, IA

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Area Missing Persons

missing-person-record__Shiffer

Name

William Shiffer

Missing Age

45

Est. Current Age

52

Last Seen

Des Moines, IA on 03/10/2019

Physical Description

Race: White Ethnicity: Caucasian Gender: Male Hair: Black Eyes: Brown Height: 5'6" Weight: 160 lbs

Case Number

MP131380

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Area Cold Cases

cold-case-record__Lass

Name

Shane Lass

Age

6

Cause of Death

Homicide

Info

On wednesday, february 19, 1992, teri lass claimed that her 6-day-old newborn son, shane, was kidnapped from her unlocked car outside the norwalk, iowa, post office while she went inside to buy stamps. The infant’s body — wrapped in two blankets and a sleeper with tiny footballs on it — was discovered the following afternoon inside a garbage bag found in a cardboard box dumped in a rural ditch just south of norwalk.The tiny infant — born only the previous thursday, the day before valentine’s day — had been killed by blows to the head and the skin cold to the touch.It wasn’t the first time one of mark and teri lass’s babies met an untimely death; less than four years earlier on march 1, 1988, their 10-day-old infant daughter, tamara lynn lass, died of what officials initially thought was sudden infant death syndrome (sids), but what state medical examiner thomas bennett ruled as an “undetermined” cause of death.

Agency

Iowa

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