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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 the Benson area on Monday afternoon, Omaha police responded to reports of a burglary at a business near 60th and Maple. Witnesses stated an individual forced entry through a rear door and removed cash and electronics. The incident is under investigation and the case number is 24-293745.

Early Tuesday, officers were called to 24th and Ames for a reported armed robbery. The suspect, described as a male in his 20s wearing a gray hoodie and red shoes, allegedly brandished a handgun and took personal belongings from two pedestrians before fleeing on foot. Omaha police are seeking public assistance in identifying the suspect. This incident remains under investigation with case number 24-294010.

Later that day, a car theft occurred near 90th and Blondo. The owner reported the vehicle missing from a parking lot. Investigators are reviewing nearby surveillance footage and the case is active under 24-294223.

Wednesday evening, a domestic disturbance in South Omaha near L Street resulted in minor injuries. Police took one adult male into custody for alleged assault and the case number is 24-294551.

Overnight Thursday, officers responded to a shots fired call near 42nd and Lake. Several shell casings were recovered; no injuries reported. The investigation is ongoing and case number is 24-295012.

On Friday, a shoplifting incident was reported at Westroads Mall. Security detained two adult female suspects who allegedly concealed merchandise. Both were cited and released pending further action with case number 24-295385.

Saturday afternoon, reports of vandalism came from the Florence neighborhood, where multiple vehicles were found with damaged windows. Police are canvassing for witnesses and the case number is 24-295702.

Saturday night, officers responded to an alleged assault near 30th and Q. The victim reported being struck during an argument with a known individual. No arrests have been made and police continue to interview witnesses. Case number is 24-295945.

Sunday morning, a theft from auto was reported in the Dundee area. Personal items were removed from an unlocked car, and the suspect remains unidentified as of this update. The case number is 24-296183.

Throughout the week, police continued efforts to address ongoing concerns related to motor vehicle break-ins in Midtown, with a noted increase in incidents involving unlocked vehicles. No significant increase in violent crimes was observed citywide and no new crime trends have been confirmed beyond elevated property crimes in specific neighborhoods.

Anyone with information or tips on these incidents is encouraged to contact Omaha Crime Stoppers at 402-444-STOP or submit anonymous tips online. In case of emergencies, call 911.

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Omaha police responded to a reported shooting in the Miller Park neighborhood late Monday evening, November 17, where officers located one adult male victim with non-life-threatening injuries; the incident remains under investigation and no arrests have been announced at this time according to the Omaha Police Department’s weekly summary. On Tuesday, November 18, in the Benson area, police received multiple calls of shots fired near the intersection of 60th and Maple. Officers recovered shell casings at the scene and an unoccupied vehicle with damage. No injuries were reported and the case is under investigation.

Midweek, officers were called to a reported robbery at a convenience store near 30th and Ames Avenue. Two suspects allegedly entered the business, displayed a firearm, and fled with cash. Police confirmed the suspects are described as Black males in their twenties, both wearing dark hooded sweatshirts and face masks. Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers.

On Thursday, November 20, Omaha Police responded to an assault near downtown in the Old Market district. One individual was treated on scene by medics for minor injuries and declined further treatment. The suspect had reportedly left the area prior to officer arrival and the assault remains under investigation.

Friday evening, police were dispatched to a reported burglary in progress near 90th and Maple. Officers apprehended one adult male at the scene and recovered property believed to have been stolen from a nearby business. According to police, this individual was booked on suspicion of burglary; the case number is available on request.

Over the weekend, a vehicle theft was reported in the Midtown Crossing area around 33rd and Dodge. A white 2017 Honda Accord was allegedly taken from a public parking lot between midnight and 5:00 a.m. Saturday. The theft is under investigation; no arrests have been made.

Elsewhere on Saturday night, officers patrolling the South Omaha area near 24th and Q observed a disturbance and intervened in a suspected domestic assault. One individual was arrested on domestic violence charges and transported to Douglas County Corrections.

In the Florence neighborhood late Sunday afternoon, police were called to investigate a possible vandalism incident at a local park. Graffiti was found on public structures and park property. At this time, the investigation is ongoing and police request tips from the public regarding possible suspects.

No patterns of violence or a series of similar crimes have been reported over the past week in Omaha, though police noted a slight increase in auto thefts and are reminding listeners to secure vehicles and avoid leaving keys or valuables inside.

Anyone with information about any of these incidents is encouraged to contact Omaha Crime Stoppers at 402-444-STOP or submit a tip online. For emergencies or in-progress crimes, call 911 immediately.

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Omaha police are investigating a fatal pedestrian incident on Interstate 80 near 60th Street, reported Tuesday evening around 8 p.m. The victim died at the scene, and multiple first responders responded, resulting in a shutdown of westbound I-80 between 42nd and 60th Streets. The incident is currently under investigation and no further details have been released by authorities regarding the victim or any suspects.

In the Benson neighborhood earlier last week, officers responded to an alleged robbery outside a retail store on Maple Street involving two suspects who fled the scene on foot. The case remains open and police are seeking information from anyone who may have witnessed the event.

Near South Omaha, a reported aggravated assault occurred near 24th and L Streets. According to the Omaha Police Department, a male victim was treated at the scene for non-life-threatening injuries incurred during an altercation. No arrests have been made, and the case is under investigation.

A hit-and-run was reported near 72nd and Dodge on Friday night, where a vehicle struck another car and left the area. No injuries were noted. The vehicle description has been distributed to patrol units and the investigation is ongoing.

In Midtown, law enforcement responded to an alleged vehicle theft outside a parking garage near Farnam Street. The owner reported the car missing early Saturday morning; police are reviewing surveillance footage and request tips if anyone saw suspicious activity in the area. No arrests have been announced.

The Northeast Omaha area saw a reported vandalism incident at a local park off Ames Avenue, where several property structures suffered damages overnight. Police are asking for community assistance to identify responsible parties. The investigation is active.

Southwest Omaha had a burglary report in a commercial zone near 120th and Q Streets late Sunday night. Officers found forced entry into a warehouse after receiving alarms; initial statements from workers indicate tools and valuables were missing. The case is under review and police encourage anyone with helpful information to contact authorities.

An alleged shoplifting incident occurred in the Old Market area on Saturday afternoon, where two individuals departed a retail business with unpaid merchandise. Omaha police are circulating suspect images and request tips from the public.

According to public records, police are actively pursuing leads in several open assault cases in the Northwest Omaha corridor but have yet to make arrests related to these incidents. Officers remind listeners that individuals wanted for questioning should not be approached and to use official tip channels.

Trending reports show an increase in property crimes such as theft and vandalism in Benson and Northeast Omaha, while traffic-related incidents have risen along the major interstate corridors.

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Omaha police report that on November 10 in the Benson neighborhood, officers responded to an alleged armed robbery in a convenience store involving a masked suspect displaying a handgun and taking cash from the register. No injuries were reported and the investigation is ongoing. Detectives are seeking public assistance in identifying the suspect, described as a male, approximately six feet tall, wearing a black jacket and jeans.

On November 11 near 30th and Ames, a reported residential burglary occurred. Entry was allegedly gained through a rear window and electronic devices were taken. No suspects have been named and the case remains under investigation.

Early morning November 12, near the Old Market district, police were called to an assault outside a bar. One individual sustained non-life-threatening injuries after an altercation involving several people. Officers interviewed witnesses and the case is under review.

On November 13 in South Omaha, patrol officers responded to reports of shots fired near 24th Street. Shell casings were recovered on scene but no injuries were reported. Police canvassed the area and the status of the investigation remains open.

Late evening on November 14, police and fire responded to a reported vehicle fire near 72nd and Maple, determined to be an alleged arson following preliminary investigation. No injuries were reported. The suspect remains at large and the case is active.

On November 15, in the Midtown area, an alleged theft of catalytic converters was reported in a hospital parking structure. Surveillance video is under review and there are no arrests at this time.

During the week, officers also responded to several reports of stolen vehicles, particularly in north and east Omaha, with most vehicles recovered within a day or two, some found with minor damage.

No fatal incidents were reported in the last seven days. Patterns this week include an increase in property thefts and catalytic converter removals, as well as a continued trend of reported shots fired in specific high-activity corridors.

Anyone with information about these or related incidents is encouraged to contact Omaha Crime Stoppers at 402-444-STOP. Emergency? Always dial 911.

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The Omaha Police Department responded to several notable criminal incidents this past week across the city. In the Midtown neighborhood near Saddle Creek Road and California Street, officers investigated an alleged armed robbery late Friday evening. According to police, a male suspect approached an individual near the intersection, displayed a firearm, and demanded a wallet before fleeing on foot. No injuries were reported and the case remains under investigation.

Moving to the Florence area, a residential burglary was reported on Monday in the vicinity of 30th and Martin Avenue. Stolen property included electronics and jewelry. Police are reviewing area surveillance footage and ask anyone with information to contact the department. The case is open.

In Benson near 60th and Maple Streets, a motor vehicle theft occurred Tuesday afternoon when an unattended vehicle was allegedly taken from a parking lot. The car was later recovered abandoned in North Omaha. Investigators are processing evidence, and the incident is still under active review.

Wednesday night in the Old Market district, units responded to calls of a disturbance that resulted in an alleged assault near 11th and Howard Streets. Arriving officers found one adult male victim with minor injuries. The suspect, described as a white male adult wearing a dark hoodie, fled southbound on foot. Police are seeking public assistance in identifying the individual.

In South Omaha near 24th and Q Streets early Thursday morning, a business reported an alleged attempted break-in. Security video captured an unidentified suspect trying to force entry through a rear door before leaving in a gray sedan. No entry was gained, and nothing was reported stolen. Police are distributing still images from the video to seek community tips.

Near the intersection of 72nd and Dodge late Thursday, police responded to an alleged shoplifting incident at a retail store. Loss prevention reported a group of three individuals concealing clothing and exiting without payment. Store cameras captured clear images of the suspects, and police are asking for the public’s help in identifying the group for questioning.

Friday afternoon in the Aksarben area, an alleged catalytic converter theft was reported in a business parking lot near 67th Avenue and Center Road. Witnesses described the suspect vehicle as a silver pickup truck. Detectives urge anyone who saw suspicious activity in that area to call with information.

Throughout the week, several reports were also taken for alleged package thefts primarily in the Dundee and Millard neighborhoods, with multiple victims indicating missing deliveries from porch areas. These incidents remain under investigation as officers work to identify possible patterns.

There were no reported homicides or shootings in Omaha during this past week.

Significant trends include continued increases in property and motor vehicle thefts, as well as ongoing reports of opportunistic package thefts as the holiday season begins. Listeners are reminded to secure valuables, avoid leaving cars running unattended, and to report suspicious activity immediately.

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Omaha police report that throughout the previous week, the North Omaha neighborhood experienced an alleged armed robbery at the intersection near 24th and Lake Street late Saturday night. The victim reported being approached by two suspects displaying firearms before fleeing on foot with the victim's wallet and cell phone. The case is currently under investigation, and officers ask anyone with information to call Omaha Crime Stoppers referencing case number 2025-4451. Suspect descriptions: two males, each approximately 18 to 25 years old, one wearing a black hoodie, the other in a gray jacket. Police are actively seeking public assistance to locate these suspects.

In the South Omaha area, a burglary was reported Monday afternoon near 36th and Q Street. The alleged incident involved forced entry into a business with cash and property taken. No arrests have been announced; detectives continue their investigation with surveillance footage being reviewed.

Early Wednesday morning, officers responded to a reported vehicle theft in Midtown near Dodge and 50th Street. A white sedan was allegedly stolen from a parking lot. Patrol units canvassed the vicinity, but the vehicle remains missing as of this report.

Also Wednesday, an alleged assault occurred in the Benson neighborhood close to 60th and Maple. Responding officers transported one victim to Nebraska Medicine with non-life-threatening injuries. The incident remains under investigation, and police have not reported any suspect information.

Thursday evening, police witnessed suspected illegal drug activity in the Aksarben area near Pacific and 67th Street, resulting in an arrest for alleged possession of controlled substances. The case number provided is 2025-4532. The suspect is an adult male, currently being held pending further charging decisions.

Friday overnight, Southwest Omaha saw a disturbance near 120th and Center. The alleged domestic-related incident involved multiple individuals, with one adult male arrested for disorderly conduct and booked at Douglas County Jail.

Later Friday, an attempted auto burglary was reported at Midtown Crossing near Farnam and 33rd. The suspect was described as male, approximately 30, wearing a red jacket, last seen fleeing on foot. No arrests have been made. This case is under review for possible connections to similar reports in the area.

Saturday midday in downtown Omaha, officers responded to an alleged vandalism incident near 14th and Howard. Several storefront windows were damaged, and police are gathering security footage. No suspects have been identified, and the investigation is ongoing.

Throughout the week, the Omaha Police Department noted increased reports of catalytic converter thefts from vehicles citywide, with a cluster of incidents in North Central Omaha. Law enforcement urges vehicle owners to exercise extra caution.

Significant trends this week include a rise in property crimes such as theft and burglary, continued concern over catalytic converter theft, and extended investigations related to alleged assaults in residential neighborhoods.

If any listener has information regarding any of these incidents, contact Omaha Crime Stoppers at 402-444-STOP. Emergency services can always be reached at 911.

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A residential burglary was reported in the Midtown neighborhood on Monday evening. The incident occurred near 30th and Farnam Streets. Police responded to a report of forced entry and theft of personal property. The case remains under investigation and no arrests have been made. Case number 25-110123.

On Tuesday afternoon, a robbery was reported at a convenience store near 72nd and L Streets. The suspect entered the store, threatened an employee, and fled with cash. Police are reviewing surveillance footage and seeking public assistance with suspect identification. The suspect is described as a male, approximately 5'10", wearing a dark hoodie and jeans. The case is under investigation. Case number 25-110124.

A traffic accident involving two vehicles occurred at the intersection of 84th and Center Streets on Wednesday morning. One person was transported to a local hospital with minor injuries. Police determined the crash was caused by one driver failing to yield. No criminal charges have been filed. Case number 25-110125.

On Thursday evening, police responded to a report of a disturbance at a residence near 42nd and Leavenworth Streets. Officers found evidence of a domestic altercation. One adult was taken into custody on suspicion of domestic assault. The case is under investigation. Case number 25-110126.

A theft from a vehicle was reported Friday morning in the Dundee neighborhood near 50th and Maple Streets. The victim reported a laptop stolen from an unlocked car. Police are investigating and no arrests have been made. Case number 25-110127.

On Saturday night, a shooting was reported near 24th and Ames Avenue. Police found shell casings and evidence of gunfire but no injuries were reported. The incident is under investigation. Case number 25-110128.

A shoplifting incident occurred Sunday afternoon at a retail store near 72nd and Dodge Streets. The suspect allegedly took merchandise and fled the store. Police apprehended the suspect at the scene. The suspect was cited and released. Case number 25-110129.

A pattern of vehicle break-ins has been noted in the Midtown and Dundee neighborhoods over the past week. Police advise residents to secure vehicles and report suspicious activity. No arrests have been made in connection with these incidents.

Listeners with information about any of these incidents are encouraged to contact Omaha Police Department at 402-444-5000 or submit tips online at the department’s official website.

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Omaha police responded to several alleged incidents across the city during the past week. In the North Omaha neighborhood near 30th and Ames, officers investigated an alleged armed robbery where a victim reported being approached by two individuals displaying a handgun and demanding personal property. The suspects fled on foot and no arrests have been made. The case remains under investigation. Police describe the suspects as two males, both estimated to be in their late teens, dressed in all black with hoods, and are asking the public for any information that can help identify them.

In the Benson area, there was a reported burglary at a small retail business near Maple Street and 60th Avenue. According to officers, the incident occurred overnight and entry was gained by breaking a rear door. Merchandise and cash were reported missing. This case is under investigation, and video footage from nearby businesses is being reviewed.

Midweek, a motor vehicle theft was reported near South Omaha, in the vicinity of Q Street and 24th Avenue. According to the Omaha Police Department, the vehicle was last seen parked in a residential lot. At this time, the case status is under investigation and no suspect information was released.

A disturbance in the Dundee neighborhood near 50th and Underwood was reported late Friday night involving multiple individuals outside a bar. Police responded and determined the incident stemmed from an altercation that escalated into a physical fight. One male adult was cited at the scene for disorderly conduct, while no significant injuries were reported. The case is considered closed with one citation issued.

On Saturday, an alleged shoplifting incident was reported near 72nd and Dodge in Midtown. According to the business, an individual reportedly left the premises with unpaid merchandise. Omaha Police are reviewing security footage in an attempt to identify the suspect. The case remains open.

A hit-and-run was investigated near Florence Boulevard and Sorensen Parkway Sunday afternoon, where an unknown vehicle allegedly struck a parked car before leaving the area. No suspect or vehicle descriptions were provided, and the case is open pending further leads.

Across incidents this week, several cases occurred in residential, retail, and nightlife areas, with a noticeable increase in property-related alleged offenses such as burglary, theft, and shoplifting. No patterns of violent crime escalation have been reported, but listeners are reminded to stay vigilant about personal property and report suspicious activity.

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