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Omaha Crime Digest: Robberies, Burglaries, and Increased Patrols Amid Spring Break
- 2025/03/12
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Omaha Police Department Crime Report Digest: March 1-7, 2025
On March 1, officers responded to a robbery at a convenience store near 72nd and Dodge Streets. The suspect allegedly brandished a weapon and demanded cash before fleeing on foot. No injuries were reported. The case remains under investigation.
March 2 saw a string of vehicle break-ins reported in the Aksarben Village area. Multiple cars had windows smashed and valuables stolen overnight. Police are reviewing security camera footage.
A domestic disturbance call on March 3 in the Benson neighborhood resulted in one arrest for assault. The victim was treated for minor injuries at the scene.
On March 4, police investigated an alleged sexual assault near the University of Nebraska Omaha campus. The incident reportedly occurred at an off-campus party. Detectives are interviewing witnesses and gathering evidence.
March 5 brought reports of package thefts from several homes in the Dundee area. Residents are encouraged to retrieve deliveries promptly or use secure drop-off locations.
A high-speed chase ended in a crash near 90th and Fort Streets on March 6. The driver, wanted on outstanding warrants, was apprehended after a brief foot pursuit. No serious injuries were reported.
On March 7, officers responded to shots fired near 24th and Lake Streets. Shell casings were recovered at the scene, but no victims or property damage were identified. The incident remains under investigation.
Throughout the week, police conducted increased patrols and traffic enforcement in school zones as students returned from spring break.
The Omaha Police Department's gang unit made several arrests related to ongoing investigations into drug trafficking activities.
Detectives are seeking information on a series of commercial burglaries targeting businesses along the Maple Street corridor. The incidents are believed to be related.
A community meeting was held to address concerns about a recent uptick in car thefts in the Florence neighborhood. Officers provided prevention tips and discussed increased patrols in the area.
The police department's mounted patrol unit participated in several community events, including a youth outreach program at Fontenelle Park.
Officers responded to multiple noise complaints and underage drinking reports at house parties near Creighton University. Citations were issued and several arrests were made for minor in possession.
The traffic division reported a decrease in injury accidents compared to the same period last year, crediting targeted enforcement efforts.
Investigators are working to identify a suspect in a series of graffiti incidents targeting religious buildings across the city. The vandalism is being investigated as potential hate crimes.
The police department's mental health co-responder program assisted with several crisis intervention calls throughout the week, successfully de-escalating situations without arrests.
Officers conducted compliance checks at local bars and liquor stores, resulting in citations for selling alcohol to minors at three establishments.
The week saw a slight increase in shoplifting reports at major retailers. Loss prevention teams are working closely with police to address the issue.
Trends: Property crimes, particularly vehicle break-ins and package thefts, showed an increase. Gang-related activities and drug enforcement remain ongoing priorities.
To report information on any of these incidents or other criminal activity, contact Omaha Crime Stoppers at 402-444-STOP. Callers can remain anonymous and may be eligible for a cash reward.
On March 1, officers responded to a robbery at a convenience store near 72nd and Dodge Streets. The suspect allegedly brandished a weapon and demanded cash before fleeing on foot. No injuries were reported. The case remains under investigation.
March 2 saw a string of vehicle break-ins reported in the Aksarben Village area. Multiple cars had windows smashed and valuables stolen overnight. Police are reviewing security camera footage.
A domestic disturbance call on March 3 in the Benson neighborhood resulted in one arrest for assault. The victim was treated for minor injuries at the scene.
On March 4, police investigated an alleged sexual assault near the University of Nebraska Omaha campus. The incident reportedly occurred at an off-campus party. Detectives are interviewing witnesses and gathering evidence.
March 5 brought reports of package thefts from several homes in the Dundee area. Residents are encouraged to retrieve deliveries promptly or use secure drop-off locations.
A high-speed chase ended in a crash near 90th and Fort Streets on March 6. The driver, wanted on outstanding warrants, was apprehended after a brief foot pursuit. No serious injuries were reported.
On March 7, officers responded to shots fired near 24th and Lake Streets. Shell casings were recovered at the scene, but no victims or property damage were identified. The incident remains under investigation.
Throughout the week, police conducted increased patrols and traffic enforcement in school zones as students returned from spring break.
The Omaha Police Department's gang unit made several arrests related to ongoing investigations into drug trafficking activities.
Detectives are seeking information on a series of commercial burglaries targeting businesses along the Maple Street corridor. The incidents are believed to be related.
A community meeting was held to address concerns about a recent uptick in car thefts in the Florence neighborhood. Officers provided prevention tips and discussed increased patrols in the area.
The police department's mounted patrol unit participated in several community events, including a youth outreach program at Fontenelle Park.
Officers responded to multiple noise complaints and underage drinking reports at house parties near Creighton University. Citations were issued and several arrests were made for minor in possession.
The traffic division reported a decrease in injury accidents compared to the same period last year, crediting targeted enforcement efforts.
Investigators are working to identify a suspect in a series of graffiti incidents targeting religious buildings across the city. The vandalism is being investigated as potential hate crimes.
The police department's mental health co-responder program assisted with several crisis intervention calls throughout the week, successfully de-escalating situations without arrests.
Officers conducted compliance checks at local bars and liquor stores, resulting in citations for selling alcohol to minors at three establishments.
The week saw a slight increase in shoplifting reports at major retailers. Loss prevention teams are working closely with police to address the issue.
Trends: Property crimes, particularly vehicle break-ins and package thefts, showed an increase. Gang-related activities and drug enforcement remain ongoing priorities.
To report information on any of these incidents or other criminal activity, contact Omaha Crime Stoppers at 402-444-STOP. Callers can remain anonymous and may be eligible for a cash reward.