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KASH-N-GO

Police were on patrol near the 100 block of Army Post Road just after 2:30 a.m. on Nov. 23, when a Kum and Go store clerk waved them down. The clerk said he had just been robbed at gunpoint by three men who left in a black Cadillac. Surveillance footage reportedly shows the three males enter the store, one suspect points a gun at the victim, who then opens the register, and then reaches in and takes out money, followed by a second suspect, while the third stands at the door to act as a lookout. All suspects reportedly had on black masks, but they did not wear gloves. Investigations continue.

WIRELESS ACCESS

Police responded to an alarm at T-Mobile, 1264 E. 14th St., to find the front glass door had been shattered with a concrete brick, which was still lying in the store on the floor. Police also found another shattered glass door on the east side and a brick outside the east door, but entry did not appear to have been made through it. Police were unable to determine if any property was stolen. Investigations continue.

BANK ROBBER AT LARGE 

A robbery occurred at the Federal Employees Credit Union, 2524 Post, Des Moines, around 9:20 a.m. on Nov. 28. Police were in search of a white, 20-something man who reportedly walked in and demanded money but displayed no weapon. He took an undisclosed amount of money and fled on foot. Anyone having information on this robbery is urged to contact the Crimes Against Persons Section of the Des Moines Police Department’s Detective Bureau at 515-283-4868. CV