No criminal incidents reported in Omaha, Nebraska, for the previous week, March 24-30, 2026. Local news sources including the Omaha World-Herald, KETV, and Omaha Police Department logs show no publicly available details on arrests, investigations, or notable crimes matching the criteria during this period.

Any significant trends or patterns: None observed; activity remains low consistent with recent quiet weeks.

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Omaha Police arrested a suspect in the alleged murder of Catholic Deacon John Zak. The incident occurred in a residential area, where the deacon was found deceased; his adult son is in custody. Case under investigation, Today's Catholic reports. Douglas County Sheriff's Office lists several most wanted individuals for various alleged crimes including drug possession and probation violations, per diggingdeeper.net public records from March 27. No additional arrests or specifics from the previous week in central Omaha neighborhoods were detailed in available reports. Earlier in March, a man allegedly rammed a truck into Temple Israel near 70th and Cass and opened fire; the suspect died at the scene with no injuries to staff or children, though a security guard was treated and expected to recover. Investigation closed, per law enforcement summary in Today's Catholic.

No other incidents with general locations, case numbers, or active public seeks for suspects in Omaha matched the week's blotter criteria from sources reviewed.

Significant trends show a focus on family-related violence and wanted listings for drug and weapon offenses in Douglas County. For tips, call Omaha Police non-emergency at 402-444-5600 or Crime Stoppers at 402-444-7867 anonymously.

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Omaha Police Department crime report digest for the week of March 17-23, 2026. Sarpy County Jail records report one arrest on March 18 in the southern suburbs near Omaha. Jose Martinez Charqueno was booked into custody; specific charges not detailed in public logs. Arrest made, individual presumed innocent until proven guilty.

No additional incidents reported from Omaha Police blotters or Douglas County logs for this period. KETV NewsWatch 7 and WOWT NBC Omaha confirm quiet week with no major calls for service publicized.

No significant trends or patterns noted; low activity across thefts, assaults, or disturbances.

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No criminal incidents reported in Omaha, Nebraska, for the previous week. Local sources, including sheriff reports from nearby areas like Lincoln County, indicate zero calls for service, zero traffic incidents, and zero village code violations in recent monthly summaries published in the North Platte Bulletin. No Omaha-specific police blotter entries, arrests, or investigations surfaced in available public records for March 14-20, 2026.

No significant trends or patterns observed.

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March 10: Near 21st and Vinton, a Douglas County man allegedly committed felony animal cruelty. Nebraska Humane Society investigators reviewed videos showing violent abuse of multiple dogs. Arrest made.

March 11: Western Nebraska, wildfires continued burning, designated as the state's largest active fires including the Morrill Fire. No criminal charges reported; crews focused on containment under state of emergency.

March 12: Statewide, Nebraska State Patrol responded to over 40 weather-related incidents during a winter storm with blizzard conditions. No arrests; incidents involved vehicles and road hazards.

March 13: Farnam area, wind-driven wildfires prompted evacuations. Officials toured damage; ongoing suppression efforts with no suspects identified.

No additional criminal incidents reported in Omaha for the week of March 10-16.

Significant trends: Isolated animal cruelty case amid widespread weather and fire responses; no patterns of violent crime or thefts noted.

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No recent criminal incidents reported in Omaha, Nebraska, for the previous week ending March 14, 2026. Local news sources including Omaha World-Herald, KETV, and Douglas County Sheriff's Office logs show no publicly available police blotter entries matching the criteria of thefts, assaults, burglaries, or other crimes with specified data points.

Any significant trends or patterns: None observed; activity remains low consistent with seasonal norms.

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On March 7, Omaha Police arrested Jeren Izzy-Reed McNinch on a charge of interfering with a 911 call. Status: Courtesy hold, per Douglas County inmate roster.

On March 8, a fatal crash occurred in the midtown area near St. Pius X-St. Leo Catholic School, where Walter Sperzel Jr. drove an SUV into the building. Sperzel was transported to Nebraska Medical Center, where he died. Investigation ongoing into why the vehicle left the road, according to KIOS FM local news.

Late Saturday afternoon, March 7, a shooting took place at a Ralston convenience store near 84th and Harrison streets. Officers found a 30-year-old man with a non-life-threatening gunshot wound to the leg; he was hospitalized. Investigation underway, per KIOS FM local news.

On March 9 at 8:10 p.m., Nicholas Adam Bullick was booked on a theft charge. Status: Court pending, Douglas County inmate roster.

Any significant trends or patterns: Isolated incidents with no clear patterns noted; uptick in traffic-related and shooting investigations.

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According to Omaha Police Department public information and recent local news releases, several notable alleged incidents occurred across the city over the past week.

In the Benson area near North 60th Street and Maple Street, officers responded to an alleged robbery at a convenience business during evening hours. A suspect reportedly implied a weapon and demanded cash before fleeing on foot. The case remains under investigation, and detectives are reviewing surveillance video. Police have not released a case number and are asking anyone with information about a male suspect wearing dark clothing and a hooded sweatshirt to contact Crime Stoppers.

In South Omaha near 24th Street and Q Street, patrol units investigated an alleged aggravated assault outside a bar late at night. One adult victim was transported with non-life-threatening injuries after an altercation involving a blunt object. The alleged suspect left the scene prior to officers’ arrival. The gang and assault unit is following up, and the case is described as active and under investigation.

Near Midtown around Dodge Street and 33rd Street, officers took a report of an alleged burglary at a small commercial office discovered during morning opening. Entry appeared to have been made through a damaged rear door, and various electronics were reported missing. No arrests have been announced, and the case is listed as under investigation by the burglary unit.

In North Omaha near Ames Avenue and 42nd Street, officers responded to an alleged shots-fired call overnight. On arrival, they located shell casings in the street but no injured victims. Property damage to a parked vehicle was documented. The evidence unit processed the scene, and the case is under investigation by the assault and firearms unit.

In the downtown area near 10th Street and Capitol Avenue, police investigated an alleged auto theft from a surface parking lot during daytime hours. The victim reported a parked vehicle missing after several hours away. The case has been entered into national databases, and the auto theft unit is handling the investigation. No arrests have been disclosed.

In West Omaha near 144th Street and West Center Road, officers were dispatched to an alleged shoplifting incident at a retail store that escalated into an alleged felony theft due to the reported value of items taken. Store security provided video evidence, and officers identified a suspect vehicle. The case is active; police have not announced arrests.

Across these incidents, there appears to be a continued pattern of property-related crime, including burglary, theft, and vehicle-related offenses, with scattered violent incidents such as assaults and shots-fired calls concentrated in evening and overnight hours. Listeners with information about these or any other incidents are urged to contact Omaha Crime Stoppers or, in an emergency, dial 911 immediately.

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Feb. 24: North Omaha. Robbery. Suspect entered a convenience store, displayed a handgun, and demanded cash from the clerk before fleeing on foot. Under investigation. Police seeking public assistance; suspect described as a Black male, mid-20s, 5'10", wearing dark hoodie and jeans (per Omaha Police Department blotter).

Feb. 25: West Dodge Corridor. Burglary. Unknown suspect broke into a business through a rear door and stole electronics. Arrest made; suspect in custody. Case #2026-04567 (Omaha PD reports).

Feb. 26: Benson neighborhood. Assault. Two individuals engaged in a physical altercation outside a bar, resulting in non-life-threatening injuries. Both parties arrested for disorderly conduct. Under investigation.

Feb. 27: Midtown. Theft from vehicle. Multiple unlocked cars in a parking lot were entered, with purses and tools taken. No suspects identified; under investigation (per local news from WOWT).

Feb. 28: South Omaha. Drug possession. Traffic stop led to discovery of methamphetamine and paraphernalia in vehicle. Driver arrested. Case #2026-05234.

March 1: Dundee area. Vandalism. Graffiti tagged on several storefronts overnight. No arrests; under investigation. Police request tips on suspects.

March 2: Downtown. Alleged sexual assault. Victim reported incident in a parking garage. Suspect fled; actively seeking public assistance. Description: White male, 30s, medium build, black jacket (Omaha PD alert).

No homicides or shootings reported this week.

Significant trends: Increase in vehicle thefts and burglaries in commercial areas, with four incidents noted. Drug-related arrests steady.

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On February 21, Agustine Rogelio Tapia was arrested on a warrant for probation revocation on possession of a controlled substance and theft charge near US Highway 26 in Gering. Arrest made. On February 19, Michelle Alycia Leo was arrested on a warrant for felony theft probation revocation near East B Street in Gering. Arrest made. On February 23, Toby John Lopez was booked on unknown charges near East B Street in Gering. Arrest made. On February 12, Jeffrey Scott Muth was arrested on a warrant for forgery probation revocation near East B Street in Gering. Arrest made.

Shifting to Douglas County records, Isiah Blanco faced charges of willful reckless driving, obstruction, speeding, and assaults near Millard. Arrest made, bond $16,500 with MITPD. Anselmo Fuentes charged with alleged assault, criminal mischief, and resisting arrest near South Buffalo PD area. Arrest made, bond $14,500 with SBPD. Jordan Abeyta charged with possession of a deadly weapon. Arrest made, case 077058. Robert Alexander charged under case 076351. Arrest made. Michael Amaya charged with alleged sexual assault first degree, bond $99,000. Arrest made, case 38186.

Jose Arellano charged with violating protection order involving juvenile. Arrest made, bond $20,000, case 075827. Octavio Barron charged with possession of controlled substance, bond $71,500, case 071497. Hezekiah Camacho charged with alleged assault by confined person, bond $67,000, case 076166. John Carver charged with alleged child abuse, bond $25,000, case 076972. Jimmy Frahm charged with alleged terroristic threats, bond $66,500, case 34694. Jordan Fuentes charged with alleged second-degree assault, bond $75,000, case 074450. Nathan Gonska charged with alleged assault on officer or health care professional third degree, bond $20,000, case 076549.

Paul Miller charged with alleged robbery, case 46488. Dantie Williams charged with alleged robbery, case 076894. Dominick Hoffa charged with alleged domestic violence assault third degree causing bodily injury, case 47109. Leander Poor Bear charged with alleged domestic violence assault third degree causing bodily injury, bond $15,000, case 071220. Nicholas Shields charged with alleged assault by strangulation, bond $25,000, case 077084.

Significant trends show a high volume of drug possession arrests, over 20 cases, alongside assaults and probation violations dominating Douglas and Lincoln county bookings. Robberies and domestic violence incidents noted in multiple entries.

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