Theft at 2600 BLOCK OF COLORADO BLVD on 05/20/2026 10:40 PM

Type: Theft

Date: 05/20/2026 10:40 PM

Description: Grand Theft. Premises: Commercial / Office Building / Other Commerical. Area: Northeast

Address: 2600 BLOCK OF COLORADO BLVD, Los Angeles, CA

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Case Number: 26099030

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Area Missing Persons

missing-person-record__McQuinn

Name

Olga McQuinn

Missing Age

81

Est. Current Age

118

Last Seen

Rowland Heights, CA on 04/13/1989

Physical Description

Race: White Ethnicity: Caucasian Gender: Female Hair: Gray or Partially Gray Eyes: Brown Height: 4'11" - 5'1" Weight: 95 - 105 lbs

Case Number

MP54612

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Area Cold Cases

cold-case-record__DeAlvis

Name

Francis DeAlvis

Age

Cause of Death

Stabbing

Info

On the afternoon of 8/16/84 the body of Francis DeAlvis was found in his apartment in the 800 block of Hawthorne street. DeAlvis was fatally stabbed and the apartment ransacked. At least one item was believed to be stolen from the apartment. DeAlvis was last seen alive by family members several days before the body was found. He was a Jr. High School teacher in the Prunedale area at the time of death.No viable suspects were identified during the initial investigation. It is believed that DeAlvis knew his killer and that he allowed the suspect into the apartment.Prior to his death, DeAlvis was found to frequent the Old Eros theater on Franklin street (which has since closed) as well as the Nu-Art adult bookstore on N. Fremont Street.

Agency

Monterey PD

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