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  • Omaha Police Blotter: Minimal Incidents, Narcotics Arrest Highlights Week of April 28 - May 5

    Omaha Police Blotter: Minimal Incidents, Narcotics Arrest Highlights Week of April 28 - May 5
    May 7 2025
    Omaha Police Blotter: Week of April 28 - May 5, 2025

    Monday, April 28: Omaha Police Department made an arrest following a narcotics investigation. Details about the location and nature of the operation were not specified in the public release. The case remains part of an ongoing investigation.

    Thursday, May 1: No incidents reported by University of Nebraska Omaha campus police.

    Friday, May 2: No incidents reported by University of Nebraska Omaha campus police.

    Saturday, May 3: University Police documented a medical injury/illness incident that occurred at Baxter Arena. The case was filed under incident number 20250670.

    Saturday, May 3: A threat/harassment case was reported to University of Nebraska Omaha campus police. The incident was documented at 08:00. The case is currently under investigation. Case number: 20250670.

    Sunday, May 4: No incidents reported by University of Nebraska Omaha campus police.

    Monday, May 5: No incidents reported by University of Nebraska Omaha campus police.

    The Douglas County Sheriff's Office maintains an active list of individuals with outstanding arrest warrants and protection orders requiring service. Citizens are advised not to approach these individuals but to contact law enforcement with any information on their whereabouts.

    Crime trends for the past week show minimal reported incidents on university property, with the majority of police activity focusing on non-violent offenses. The narcotics arrest made by OPD on Monday represents the most significant enforcement action of the week.

    Anyone with information about criminal activity in the Omaha area is encouraged to contact the Omaha Police Department's non-emergency line at (402) 444-5600. For emergencies, call 911. Anonymous tips can be submitted through Omaha Crime Stoppers at (402) 444-STOP.
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  • Crime Updates and Resources for Omaha, Nebraska Residents

    Crime Updates and Resources for Omaha, Nebraska Residents
    May 3 2025
    Based on the search results available, there are no reported criminal incidents for Omaha, Nebraska in the past week. According to the University of Nebraska Omaha's Daily Crime & Fire Log, there were "No Incidents Reported" for the most recent dates available in their 60-day archive.

    The Omaha area appears to be experiencing a period without significant reportable criminal activity that has been made publicly available through the usual channels. This could indicate either a genuine decrease in criminal incidents or a delay in the public reporting of such information.

    For residents seeking information about outstanding warrants, the Douglas County Sheriff's Office maintains a list of wanted fugitives with outstanding arrest warrants and individuals requiring Protection Order Service, though specific details are not currently accessible.

    The Omaha Police Department maintains an active social media presence through their Instagram account (@omahapolice), which may provide more timely updates on any significant incidents that might have occurred.

    Anyone with information regarding criminal activity in the Omaha area is encouraged to contact the Omaha Police Department through their non-emergency line at 402-444-5600. For emergencies or crimes in progress, residents should call 911. Anonymous tips can be submitted through Omaha Crime Stoppers at 402-444-STOP (7867).

    The Nebraska Crime Commission also maintains an Officer Misconduct and Oversight Center listing law enforcement officers who have met certain qualifying events since January 1, 2021, as part of their commitment to transparency in policing.

    Residents are reminded to stay vigilant and report suspicious activity to appropriate authorities. For the most current information on criminal activity in specific neighborhoods, community members are encouraged to attend their local precinct's community meetings or check the Omaha Police Department's official website for updates.
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  • Omaha Pursues Fleeing Motorcycle Rider; Authorities Encourage Public Assistance

    Omaha Pursues Fleeing Motorcycle Rider; Authorities Encourage Public Assistance
    Apr 21 2025
    During the previous week in Omaha, Nebraska, several criminal incidents were reported and investigated by local and state law enforcement agencies. On Sunday evening around 8:35 p.m., troopers observed a motorcycle without a license plate near 30th Street and Interstate 480. When a traffic stop was initiated, the rider allegedly fled the scene. The Nebraska State Patrol coordinated with the Omaha Police Department’s ABLE-1 aviation unit, resulting in the rider being apprehended after an aerial pursuit. The incident is under investigation, and an arrest was made.

    No additional incidents involving assaults, burglaries, or robberies in specific Omaha neighborhoods were reported in the available data for this period. No public requests for suspect descriptions regarding other unresolved cases have been issued at this time.

    Based on the week's reported activity, there were no readily apparent crime trends or patterns such as clusters of related incidents or increases in specific offense types. Law enforcement continues to monitor community safety and encourages the public to report any suspicious activity.

    Anyone with information regarding unsolved incidents or ongoing investigations is urged to contact Omaha Crime Stoppers at 402-444-STOP or submit anonymous tips through official channels. In case of emergencies, dial 911.
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  • Omaha Crackdown: Arrests, Firearms Seized in Anti-Gang Operation

    Omaha Crackdown: Arrests, Firearms Seized in Anti-Gang Operation
    Apr 19 2025
    The following is a digest of criminal incidents reported in Omaha, Nebraska, for the week ending April 19, 2025.

    In South Omaha, federal and local law enforcement concluded a months-long investigation targeting illegal firearms trafficking and gang activity. Officers arrested 36 alleged gang members and associates and seized 69 firearms, including handguns, assault rifles, shotguns, and a .50-caliber sniper rifle. Approximately $40,000 in cash, as well as small amounts of cocaine, crystal methamphetamine, and marijuana, were also recovered. Twenty individuals have been indicted or criminally charged by complaint. This operation was a joint effort with federal authorities, and arrests have been made. Police are not currently seeking public assistance in relation to this case.

    Near 30th Street and Interstate 480, an alleged traffic violation escalated when a trooper observed a motorcycle without a license plate. The rider reportedly fled when a traffic stop was attempted. The Nebraska State Patrol, with aerial assistance from the Omaha Police Department’s ABLE-1 unit, coordinated the pursuit. The suspect was apprehended after the pursuit, and an arrest was made. This incident remains under review.

    No incidents were reported at the University of Nebraska Omaha campus during the past week.

    No public alerts or suspect descriptions requiring citizen assistance are active at this time.

    There is no indication of increased activity in any particular crime category, but the successful multi-agency firearms operation suggests ongoing efforts to address gang and firearms-related offenses in the area. Residents are encouraged to remain observant and report suspicious activity.

    Anyone with information related to recent criminal activity can contact the Omaha Police Department tip line or, in the case of an emergency, call 911.
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  • Omaha Crime Update: Thefts, Impaired Driving, and Narcotics Arrests Reported

    Omaha Crime Update: Thefts, Impaired Driving, and Narcotics Arrests Reported
    Apr 16 2025
    Between April 9 and April 15, 2025, Omaha experienced a range of criminal incidents reported by law enforcement agencies.

    Near 30th Street and Interstate 480, officers attempted a traffic stop on a motorcycle with no visible license plate during the evening hours of Sunday, March 16. The rider allegedly fled at a high rate of speed. Aerial support from the Omaha Police Department’s ABLE-1 assisted in tracking the suspect, ultimately leading to an arrest. The case is closed with one arrest made; further details have not been released regarding additional charges or case number.

    Across multiple Omaha neighborhoods, several incidents of alleged vehicle theft were reported. These cases are currently under investigation, with no arrests made public at this time. Police continue to encourage residents to report suspicious activity and secure vehicles to reduce theft risk.

    A series of alleged home and business burglaries occurred in central and west Omaha neighborhoods, notably during nighttime hours. Suspects reportedly forced entry to gain access to property. Some cases resulted in the recovery of stolen items and one suspect arrest, while others remain under investigation. No case numbers have been released, and police have not requested public assistance with suspect identification at this time.

    On or near the University of Nebraska Omaha campus, officers conducted a traffic stop for a potential violation. The driver was found to have an outstanding warrant from Iowa and was booked into Douglas County Corrections as a fugitive from justice. The case number is 20250444. No injuries were reported during the arrest.

    Multiple narcotics-related arrests were reported citywide. Incidents involved the alleged possession and distribution of controlled substances. In some cases, arrests were made following short-term investigations, while other cases remain active as detectives pursue additional leads.

    Police noted several arrests following impaired driving investigations in various west and south Omaha neighborhoods. These incidents often resulted in vehicle impoundment and charges filed against the individuals involved.

    Overall, law enforcement logged additional activity related to juvenile crime, including alleged theft and vandalism; these matters remain under investigation, with no further details released due to privacy considerations.

    This week saw a continued pattern of vehicle thefts and burglaries across several neighborhoods, along with a notable number of narcotics- and impaired driving-related arrests. Law enforcement encourages residents to remain vigilant and report information that may assist ongoing investigations.

    Anyone with information related to any active case is asked to contact Omaha Crime Stoppers at 402-444-STOP. In emergencies or to report a crime in progress, dial 911.
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  • Uptick in Omaha Property Crimes Sparks Police Investigations

    Uptick in Omaha Property Crimes Sparks Police Investigations
    Apr 9 2025
    Between March 26 and April 1, 2025, several criminal incidents were reported in Omaha, Nebraska.

    On March 28, a vehicle was reported stolen near the Benson neighborhood. Investigators have confirmed that the vehicle was taken during the early morning hours and the case remains under investigation.

    On March 29, police responded to an aggravated assault near 24th and Lake Streets. A verbal dispute escalated into a physical altercation resulting in injuries to one individual. No arrests have been made, and the case is under investigation.

    On March 30, a burglary occurred near 72nd and Pacific Streets. Entry was allegedly gained through a rear window, and several electronic items were reported stolen. Police are actively seeking leads in this case.

    On March 31, a suspected impaired driving arrest was made near downtown Omaha along Dodge Street. The suspect was taken into custody following a report of erratic driving. No injuries were reported, and the suspect awaits formal charges.

    On April 1, a narcotics-related arrest occurred in South Omaha near 13th and Vinton Streets. Officers discovered substances believed to be methamphetamine during a traffic stop. The individual was arrested, and the substances have been sent for laboratory testing. The investigation is ongoing.

    Also on April 1, police sought public assistance in identifying a suspect involved in an armed robbery near the Old Market area. The suspect is described as a male in his 20s, wearing a dark hoodie and jeans, last seen fleeing westbound on foot. The case remains under active investigation.

    Recent patterns suggest an increase in property crimes, including vehicle thefts and burglaries, in various neighborhoods across Omaha. Residents are advised to secure their homes and vehicles to mitigate risks.

    Anyone with information about these incidents is encouraged to contact the Omaha Police Department’s tip line at 402-444-STOP. For emergencies, dial 911.
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  • Omaha Crime Spree: Vehicle Thefts, Burglaries, and Assaults Plague Midwestern City

    Omaha Crime Spree: Vehicle Thefts, Burglaries, and Assaults Plague Midwestern City
    Apr 7 2025
    Between March 30 and April 6, 2025, Omaha, Nebraska, reported several criminal incidents.

    On the evening of March 30, in the Benson neighborhood, a vehicle theft occurred involving a 2018 SUV. Police initiated an investigation, and the vehicle was recovered two days later. The suspect is still at large.

    On April 1, in the vicinity of 24th and Lake Streets, officers responded to an alleged aggravated assault. A male victim suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was treated on the scene. The suspect fled the area before police arrived. The case remains under investigation.

    Later that same evening, in South Omaha near 30th and Vinton Streets, a residential burglary was reported. Electronics and jewelry were stolen from the property. Police have identified a person of interest, but no arrests have been made.

    On April 2, a robbery occurred near Dodge Street in downtown Omaha. A suspect allegedly brandished a weapon and stole cash from a convenience store. No injuries were reported, and police are actively seeking tips from the public. The suspect is described as a male, approximately 6 feet tall, wearing a dark hoodie and jeans.

    On the afternoon of April 4, in the Midtown area, police responded to reports of a stolen vehicle. The car, a 2021 sedan, has not yet been recovered, and the investigation remains active.

    In the evening hours of April 5, a shooting was reported near 72nd and Maple Streets. One victim was hospitalized with serious injuries. Police have detained a suspect, and charges are pending. Case number: OPD050423.

    On April 6, in North Omaha around Ames Avenue, a drug-related arrest was made during a routine traffic stop. Officers seized illegal narcotics and took one individual into custody. The investigation is ongoing.

    Recent crime trends in Omaha indicate a rise in vehicle thefts and property crimes. Violent crime levels remain relatively stable, though incidents involving firearms and aggravated assaults continue to pose concerns. Residents are encouraged to report any suspicious activity to the Omaha Police Department at their non-emergency number, 402-444-STOP, or submit tips anonymously via Crime Stoppers.
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  • Omaha Crime Wave: Vehicle Thefts, DUIs, and Campus Assault Investigations

    Omaha Crime Wave: Vehicle Thefts, DUIs, and Campus Assault Investigations
    Apr 2 2025
    Between March 26 and April 1, 2025, multiple incidents were reported in Omaha, Nebraska:

    A vehicle theft took place on March 28 near the intersection of North 72nd Street and Maple Street. A parked vehicle was reported stolen during late-night hours. Police are investigating the incident.

    On March 30, at approximately 1:38 AM, a driving under the influence incident occurred near the University of Nebraska Omaha campus on Dodge Street. The suspect was taken into custody at the scene.

    An alleged assault was reported on March 31 at 2:21 PM at the University of Nebraska Omaha campus. The case is currently under investigation, and no arrests have been made.

    Significant patterns over the week indicate an ongoing issue with vehicle thefts in residential neighborhoods and heightened DUI activity during weekend nights. Authorities encourage the public to report any suspicious activity or provide tips by contacting the Omaha Police Department at their non-emergency line. For urgent matters, residents should call 911.
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