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Omaha Crime Update: Alleged Robberies, Burglaries, and Vandalism Reported Across the City
Between November 19 and November 25, Omaha Police responded to a range of alleged criminal activity across the city. In the North Omaha neighborhood, officers investigated a reported armed robbery at the intersection of 30th Street and Ames Avenue. Two suspects allegedly confronted a store clerk with a handgun before fleeing on foot. The investigation remains active, and police are seeking public assistance for two adult males, last seen wearing black hooded sweatshirts and beanies, approximately 5’8” and 6’0”, respectively. Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers.
In Midtown near 50th and Dodge Street, a residential burglary was reported in the early hours last Thursday. The alleged incident involved forced entry through a back window, with electronics and jewelry taken. Detectives are currently following leads and request tips from the public; case number 25-10892.
Officers responded to a motor vehicle theft outside a grocery store in the Benson area, around 60th and Maple, on Saturday afternoon. A silver 2015 Ford Explorer was allegedly stolen while left running with the keys inside. The case is under investigation.
In South Omaha by 24th and L Street, police made an arrest following an alleged domestic assault late Friday night. Responding officers detained an adult male at the scene; charges are pending review by the Douglas County Attorney, case number 25-11003.
A reported vandalism occurred in the Old Market, near 11th and Howard, late Sunday evening. Several storefront windows were allegedly damaged with thrown objects. No arrests have been made, and police are reviewing surveillance footage.
Police investigated a suspected drug-related offense on Wednesday near Florence Boulevard and Commercial Avenue after receiving calls about suspicious activity. Officers took one adult male into custody for alleged possession of a controlled substance, case number 25-10785. Charges are pending.
A hit-and-run crash was noted at 72nd and Blondo on Monday. A dark SUV allegedly struck a parked car and left the scene at high speed. No injuries were reported; the case is under investigation.
Additional incidents this week included a report of alleged shoplifting in West Omaha’s Oak View Mall. Security detained one suspect and transferred custody to police; case number 25-10956.
The last seven days have seen elevated reports of property crimes including alleged auto thefts and burglaries in the Benson and Midtown neighborhoods. Police also note a continued pattern of vandalism in the downtown area. Listeners are encouraged to stay vigilant and report suspicious activity. For tips or information about open cases, contact Omaha Crime Stoppers at 402-444-STOP or use the anonymous online reporting portal.
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In Midtown near 50th and Dodge Street, a residential burglary was reported in the early hours last Thursday. The alleged incident involved forced entry through a back window, with electronics and jewelry taken. Detectives are currently following leads and request tips from the public; case number 25-10892.
Officers responded to a motor vehicle theft outside a grocery store in the Benson area, around 60th and Maple, on Saturday afternoon. A silver 2015 Ford Explorer was allegedly stolen while left running with the keys inside. The case is under investigation.
In South Omaha by 24th and L Street, police made an arrest following an alleged domestic assault late Friday night. Responding officers detained an adult male at the scene; charges are pending review by the Douglas County Attorney, case number 25-11003.
A reported vandalism occurred in the Old Market, near 11th and Howard, late Sunday evening. Several storefront windows were allegedly damaged with thrown objects. No arrests have been made, and police are reviewing surveillance footage.
Police investigated a suspected drug-related offense on Wednesday near Florence Boulevard and Commercial Avenue after receiving calls about suspicious activity. Officers took one adult male into custody for alleged possession of a controlled substance, case number 25-10785. Charges are pending.
A hit-and-run crash was noted at 72nd and Blondo on Monday. A dark SUV allegedly struck a parked car and left the scene at high speed. No injuries were reported; the case is under investigation.
Additional incidents this week included a report of alleged shoplifting in West Omaha’s Oak View Mall. Security detained one suspect and transferred custody to police; case number 25-10956.
The last seven days have seen elevated reports of property crimes including alleged auto thefts and burglaries in the Benson and Midtown neighborhoods. Police also note a continued pattern of vandalism in the downtown area. Listeners are encouraged to stay vigilant and report suspicious activity. For tips or information about open cases, contact Omaha Crime Stoppers at 402-444-STOP or use the anonymous online reporting portal.
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By Inception Point AiBetween November 19 and November 25, Omaha Police responded to a range of alleged criminal activity across the city. In the North Omaha neighborhood, officers investigated a reported armed robbery at the intersection of 30th Street and Ames Avenue. Two suspects allegedly confronted a store clerk with a handgun before fleeing on foot. The investigation remains active, and police are seeking public assistance for two adult males, last seen wearing black hooded sweatshirts and beanies, approximately 5’8” and 6’0”, respectively. Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers.
In Midtown near 50th and Dodge Street, a residential burglary was reported in the early hours last Thursday. The alleged incident involved forced entry through a back window, with electronics and jewelry taken. Detectives are currently following leads and request tips from the public; case number 25-10892.
Officers responded to a motor vehicle theft outside a grocery store in the Benson area, around 60th and Maple, on Saturday afternoon. A silver 2015 Ford Explorer was allegedly stolen while left running with the keys inside. The case is under investigation.
In South Omaha by 24th and L Street, police made an arrest following an alleged domestic assault late Friday night. Responding officers detained an adult male at the scene; charges are pending review by the Douglas County Attorney, case number 25-11003.
A reported vandalism occurred in the Old Market, near 11th and Howard, late Sunday evening. Several storefront windows were allegedly damaged with thrown objects. No arrests have been made, and police are reviewing surveillance footage.
Police investigated a suspected drug-related offense on Wednesday near Florence Boulevard and Commercial Avenue after receiving calls about suspicious activity. Officers took one adult male into custody for alleged possession of a controlled substance, case number 25-10785. Charges are pending.
A hit-and-run crash was noted at 72nd and Blondo on Monday. A dark SUV allegedly struck a parked car and left the scene at high speed. No injuries were reported; the case is under investigation.
Additional incidents this week included a report of alleged shoplifting in West Omaha’s Oak View Mall. Security detained one suspect and transferred custody to police; case number 25-10956.
The last seven days have seen elevated reports of property crimes including alleged auto thefts and burglaries in the Benson and Midtown neighborhoods. Police also note a continued pattern of vandalism in the downtown area. Listeners are encouraged to stay vigilant and report suspicious activity. For tips or information about open cases, contact Omaha Crime Stoppers at 402-444-STOP or use the anonymous online reporting portal.
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In Midtown near 50th and Dodge Street, a residential burglary was reported in the early hours last Thursday. The alleged incident involved forced entry through a back window, with electronics and jewelry taken. Detectives are currently following leads and request tips from the public; case number 25-10892.
Officers responded to a motor vehicle theft outside a grocery store in the Benson area, around 60th and Maple, on Saturday afternoon. A silver 2015 Ford Explorer was allegedly stolen while left running with the keys inside. The case is under investigation.
In South Omaha by 24th and L Street, police made an arrest following an alleged domestic assault late Friday night. Responding officers detained an adult male at the scene; charges are pending review by the Douglas County Attorney, case number 25-11003.
A reported vandalism occurred in the Old Market, near 11th and Howard, late Sunday evening. Several storefront windows were allegedly damaged with thrown objects. No arrests have been made, and police are reviewing surveillance footage.
Police investigated a suspected drug-related offense on Wednesday near Florence Boulevard and Commercial Avenue after receiving calls about suspicious activity. Officers took one adult male into custody for alleged possession of a controlled substance, case number 25-10785. Charges are pending.
A hit-and-run crash was noted at 72nd and Blondo on Monday. A dark SUV allegedly struck a parked car and left the scene at high speed. No injuries were reported; the case is under investigation.
Additional incidents this week included a report of alleged shoplifting in West Omaha’s Oak View Mall. Security detained one suspect and transferred custody to police; case number 25-10956.
The last seven days have seen elevated reports of property crimes including alleged auto thefts and burglaries in the Benson and Midtown neighborhoods. Police also note a continued pattern of vandalism in the downtown area. Listeners are encouraged to stay vigilant and report suspicious activity. For tips or information about open cases, contact Omaha Crime Stoppers at 402-444-STOP or use the anonymous online reporting portal.
Thank you for tuning in and remember to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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