At 7:41 pm on 11/3/2023, Tyler Goodrich left his home near Lincoln, NE - he has not been seen since. Tyler was reported as a missing person by his spouse the next morning at 9:35 am. In the month since he disappeared, we've received numerous tips, theories, and speculation but still, no Tyler. In this episode, you'll hear directly from investigators and friends of Tyler. Sgt. Casey Dahlke, Inv. Jeremy Schwarz, Rachel Barth, and Amanda Meyer sit down with Sheriff Wagner and Captain Vik to discuss the case, search efforts, and more about Tyler in detail.

Anyone with information regarding Tyler Goodrich's disappearance is asked to call the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office at (402) 441-6500 or CrimeStoppers at (402) 475-3600. See something. Say something. Now.

LSO is gearing up for its final entry-level deputy recruiting process of 2023. Deputy applications will be available from 12/2/2023 through 12/31/2023. In this episode, Captain Vik walks you through the benefits, requirements, and application process to become a deputy at the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office. For more information or to apply, check out www.JoinLSO.com!

On October 25, 2017 Colleen Lovett got the news every parent dreads - that her child had been involved in a serious crash. Tragically, Colleen's daughter Ryan Post never recovered from her injuries, but Ryan's story didn't end there. Through the gift of organ and tissue donation, she was able to save the lives of at least five people and impact many more. In this episode, Colleen joined Tyson Kinzle and Kara Cordell from Live On Nebraska, an independent, non-profit organ procurement organization serving Nebraska and Pottawattamie County, Iowa. Listen as they sit down with Chief Deputy Houchin and Captain Vik to share the mission, process, and impact that organ and tissue donation can have right here in Lancaster County, Nebraska and beyond!

Introduction to Live On Nebraska. The mission. The impact. Collaboration between Live On Nebraska and area law enforcement. Ryan Post's story and its impact. Aftercare. The healing power of organ donation. Awareness and education. Organ donation registration. Closing thoughts.

"How would you like to come fly for the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office?" That was the question Sheriff Merle Karnopp posed to who would ultimately become LSO's first pilot - Sgt. Larry Russell. Now retired, Larry sat down with Sheriff Wagner, Chief Deputy Houchin, and Captain Vik to walk through the history of aviation at LSO.

Air Force Life. LPD. How would you like to fly for the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office? The "Bubble Bell" aka the "Karnoppter". What's your vector, Victor? The helicopter "crash". The Flying County Mounty. Fixed-wing aircraft. The cost-effective balance over time. Selling the Piper Navajo. "Flying Sheriffs". Aviation at LSO today. Closing thoughts.

The Lancaster County Sheriff's Office is home to a task force dedicated to apprehending fugitives residing in or traveling through Lancaster County. In coordination with the U.S. Marshals Service, Lincoln Police Department, and other law enforcement partners, the Metro Area Fugitive Task Force seeks fugitives wherever they may be hiding. In this episode, Sergeant Hipps joins Chief Deputy Houchin and Captain Vik to discuss the mission of the task force and how the public can help.

Sgt. Phil Lang joined Chief Deputy Houchin and Captain Vik to talk about LSO's Court Services Division.

Phil's background. Lincoln Pius X Class of 1987. Time with the VAWA/Special Victim's Unit. Building security. The various Courts within the courthouse. Campus security. Transports - "See the World". How extraditions work. The Northwest Shuttle. Title Inspections.

It's Monday morning, which means we're reviewing weekend reports. Each day, LSO reports go through layers of employee and supervisor reviews to ensure we provide exceptional law enforcement services that reduce crime, enhance public safety, and build public trust. In today's episode, Sheriff Wagner, Chief Deputy Houchin, and Captain Vik discuss reports and what some call the "Monday Morning Quarterback."

Weekend calls. Monday (and every) morning. What we look for. Why? Daily report workflows. Followup assignments. Our standard. Training. Accountability. How exceptional law enforcement reports make Lancaster County safer.

Col. Bolduc is currently serving as the 18th superintendent of the Nebraska State Patrol (NSP). Sheriff Wagner, Chief Deputy Houchin, and Captain Vik caught up with Col. Bolduc to discuss operations, staffing, partnerships, and upcoming projects at NSP.

Col. Bolduc's background. An overview of NSP. "A little bit of everything." Resource agency. "A big state." Communication is key. Jurisdiction and focus. "Qualifying for law enforcement intervention." NSP staff and vacancies. www.NebraskaTroopers.com "A team sport." NSP's airwing. What's new at NSP? How NSP makes Nebraska and Lancaster County, Nebraska safer.

The Nebraska State Patrol (NSP) assigns investigators to prevent pharmaceutical diversion across Nebraska. In this episode, NSP Sergeant Chris Apley, Investigator John Lukesh, and Investigator Tyler Kroenke joined the 902 Podcast to discuss an upcoming drug take-back day and their efforts to reduce the harms caused by drugs and pharmaceuticals being diverted from their originally prescribed purposes.

Get to know Chris, John, and Tyler. Nebraska State Patrol drug enforcement. Pharmaceutical Diversion - what is it? The problem, by the numbers. Overdose vs. poisoning. All walks of life. Efforts to help. Partnerships with healthcare providers. Drug take-back day. Other take-back options.

More information available at:

- www.dea.gov/takebackday

- www.deadiversion.usdoj.gov

- www.nebraskameds.org

The Lincoln/Lancaster County Chaplaincy Corps serves alongside Lincoln Police officers, Lincoln Fire & Rescue personnel, and Lancaster County Sheriff's deputies to support victims and first responders in their times of need. Chaplain Gary Fuller sat down with Captain Vik, Chief Deputy Houchin, and Sheriff Wagner ahead of National Faith & Blue Weekend to talk about the Chaplaincy Corps, their mission, and how to get involved.

Gary's background. Chaplaincy Corps Mission. A ministry of presence. Members. Training. Work handled by chaplains. The future of the Chaplaincy Corps. Getting involved. National Faith & Blue Weekend. Gary's book and writer's block.

To learn more about National Faith & Blue Weekend, check out www.FaithAndBlue.org.