On Sunday, June 1, near the Benson neighborhood, officers responded to reports of a robbery at a local convenience store. Witnesses reported a suspect displayed a weapon and allegedly demanded cash before fleeing on foot. The matter remains under investigation.
On Tuesday, June 3, in the area of 42nd and Ames Avenue, a shooting was reported in the early evening hours. One adult male victim was treated for non-life-threatening injuries. Police are seeking public assistance to locate a suspect described as a Black male, approximately 6 feet tall, wearing a red hoodie and dark jeans at the time of the incident. The investigation is ongoing.
On Wednesday, June 4, in South Omaha near Q Street and 24th Street, officers made an arrest following a disturbance call at a business. The incident allegedly involved an altercation between two individuals, resulting in one adult female being cited for disorderly conduct. The case is closed.
On Friday, June 6, a high-speed vehicle pursuit originating near North 30th Street and Martin Avenue resulted in a crash. The pursuit concluded with the arrest of a 16-year-old female suspect. The suspect allegedly failed to yield and fled from police before colliding with another vehicle. No serious injuries were reported. The case is pending review with the juvenile division.
On Saturday, June 7, in the Dundee neighborhood, several vehicles were reportedly broken into overnight. Police are investigating multiple reports of theft from vehicles. No suspects have been identified. Residents are advised to secure vehicles and report any suspicious activity. The case is under investigation.
Throughout the week, no significant reports of violent protests or mass demonstrations were documented in Omaha. No large-scale incidents involving crowd control were noted in the city limits.
No apparent trends or increases in a specific crime type were identified over the past week. Residential and vehicular thefts remained consistent with typical seasonal patterns. The Omaha Police Department continues to encourage the public to remain vigilant, report suspicious activity, and provide tips related to open cases by contacting 402-444-STOP. For emergencies or to report a crime in progress, dial 911.
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