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15 JUN 2025 · During the week of June 1–7, 2025, Omaha police responded to several notable incidents across the city. A police pursuit in northwest Omaha concluded with the arrest of a 16-year-old female following a high-speed chase and subsequent crash. The individual was taken into custody, and the matter remains under investigation. No case number was released.
On June 10, federal agents and Omaha police executed a large-scale worksite enforcement operation at a business in the Glenn Valley Foods area, part of an ongoing investigation into employment of individuals without legal work authorization. During the operation, an alleged illegal alien from Honduras brandished a weapon and assaulted ICE and federal officers as they served a federal search warrant. More than 70 individuals were detained at the scene, with some found to have active local warrants and prior DUI convictions. The investigation is ongoing, and several may now face federal charges including fraud, misuse of visas and documents, assaulting a federal officer, and resisting arrest. Authorities are not currently seeking public assistance for suspect location specific to this incident.
The Omaha Police Department also conducted ongoing training activities at the Omaha Public Safety Training Academy. These events were not tied to criminal activity but reflect ongoing departmental initiatives to address community and officer safety concerns.
Any significant trends for the week include a continued focus on federal and local coordination targeting large-scale employment fraud and immigration violations, as well as ongoing police attention to high-speed vehicle incidents involving juveniles. Law enforcement has also highlighted the presence of suspects with prior records during workplace enforcement actions.
Anyone with information regarding felony crimes or suspects is encouraged to contact Omaha Crime Stoppers at 402-444-STOP. For emergencies, dial 911.
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14 JUN 2025 · Omaha police responded to several incidents over the past week. In the North Omaha area on June 1, officers were involved in a high-speed vehicle pursuit resulting in a crash. A 16-year-old female was taken into custody following the incident. The case remains under investigation.
On June 3, in the Benson neighborhood, patrol responded to an alleged burglary at a local business. Entry appeared to be forced overnight; no arrests have been made, and the case is under investigation.
The Midtown district on June 4 saw an alleged robbery near the intersection of 38th and Dodge. The suspect, described as a Black male in his early twenties, approximately 6 feet tall and wearing a red hoodie, reportedly displayed a handgun and demanded property from a pedestrian before fleeing on foot. Investigators are seeking public assistance in identifying the suspect. The case is open.
In South Omaha on June 5, an alleged assault occurred near 24th and Q streets. Responding officers noted minor injuries to one adult male, who declined medical attention. No arrests were made at the scene, and detectives continue to investigate.
On June 6, in the West Omaha Lakeside area, officers responded to a report of catalytic converter theft from a commercial parking lot. Surveillance footage is under review, and detectives are following up on several leads.
No homicides were reported during the week. There were multiple calls regarding suspicious persons in the Downtown Old Market district, but no charges resulted from these incidents.
Significant trends for the week include an uptick in vehicle-related offenses, including thefts and attempted break-ins, particularly in public parking areas. Police urge residents to remain vigilant, secure vehicles, and promptly report suspicious activity.
Anyone with information regarding any of these incidents is encouraged to contact Omaha Crime Stoppers at (402) 444-STOP. For emergencies, dial 911.
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14 JUN 2025 · 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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11 JUN 2025 · During the previous week in Omaha, several significant law enforcement actions and criminal incidents were reported. On Tuesday, federal agents from multiple agencies, including U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the FBI, the DEA, U.S. Marshals Service, and Omaha police, executed a federal search warrant at Glenn Valley Foods, a meatpacking plant near 68th and J streets in the South Omaha area. This operation resulted in the detention of approximately 75 to 80 people on allegations of the large-scale employment of unauthorized workers. Over 100 arrests were made during what was described as Nebraska’s largest workplace enforcement action under the current federal administration. The case is under ongoing criminal investigation, and no suspect descriptions have been released as police are not seeking public assistance at this time.
Earlier in the week, Omaha police arrested a 16-year-old female following an alleged high-speed pursuit and subsequent crash in west Omaha on Friday, April 25. Officers initiated the pursuit after observing suspicious activity, which culminated in a collision. The case remains under investigation, and no further details on additional arrests or charges have been announced.
No significant reports emerged of violent street crime, such as homicides or aggravated assaults, in widely accessible public sources for the week in review. However, ongoing concerns remain about the impact of large-scale law enforcement operations and public demonstrations, which at times have resulted in confusion and increased police presence citywide.
No active requests for public assistance with suspect identification have been issued by Omaha police during this reporting period. No case numbers were released with available public reports.
Significant trends for the week include heightened federal enforcement activity focused on employment verification at large worksites and ongoing vigilance regarding youth-involved vehicular incidents in west Omaha.
Anyone with information regarding these or other criminal incidents is encouraged to contact the Omaha Police Department or submit tips anonymously through local Crime Stoppers hotlines.
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9 JUN 2025 · OMAHA POLICE BLOTTER - WEEK OF JUNE 2-8, 2025
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA OMAHA
A motorcyclist was cited by University Police for riding on sidewalks throughout the UNO campus. The incident was reported and processed on June 7, 2025. Case #20250814.
A medical incident/injury was reported on the University of Nebraska Omaha campus on June 7, 2025. No further details available.
HIGHWAY 75 NEAR DOWNTOWN
A pursuit occurred on Highway 75 northbound near downtown Omaha on Wednesday night, April 24, at approximately 11:45 p.m. Nebraska State Patrol attempted to stop a Dodge Dakota that was failing to maintain its lane. The driver refused to yield and accelerated, reaching speeds of approximately 95 miles per hour. The pursuit lasted about two miles before the vehicle slowed. The driver was arrested for 4th DUI following the incident.
The past week has seen minimal reported criminal activity in the Omaha area based on available public records. This represents a decrease from previous weeks' incidents. The most serious reported incident involved the high-speed pursuit on Highway 75 resulting in a DUI arrest.
EMERGENCY CONTACTS:
To report information about any crime: Omaha Police Department Non-Emergency: (402) 444-5600
Crime Stoppers: (402) 444-STOP (7867)
In case of emergency: 911
For campus incidents at UNO: University Police Department: (402) 554-2911
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7 JUN 2025 · Omaha Crime Report: June 1-7, 2025
An Omaha police pursuit ended with the arrest of a 16-year-old female following a high-speed chase and crash in west Omaha on Friday, April 25. The juvenile suspect was taken into custody after the incident, though further details about charges were not immediately available.
In a separate incident, Nebraska State Patrol troopers arrested a driver for their fourth DUI offense following a brief pursuit in Omaha on Wednesday, April 24. At approximately 11:45 p.m., a trooper observed a Dodge Dakota failing to maintain its lane on Highway 75 near downtown Omaha. When the trooper attempted to initiate a traffic stop, the driver allegedly refused to yield and accelerated. The pursuit reached speeds of approximately 95 miles per hour as the vehicle continued driving recklessly for about two miles before slowing. The driver faces charges of driving under the influence (fourth offense) and fleeing to avoid arrest.
On June 3, Nebraska State Patrol troopers discovered thousands of fentanyl pills and methamphetamine during a traffic stop on Interstate 80 near York. Details regarding arrests related to this incident were not specified in the report.
Community tensions were evident on June 6, when residents reportedly confronted the Omaha Police Department and Douglas County Sheriff's Office during a community action. The exact nature of the confrontation was not detailed in reports.
The Omaha Police Department's Officer Involved Investigations Team is currently handling inquiries regarding a Douglas County Sheriff's deputy-involved shooting that occurred on May 22. No further details about the circumstances of the shooting or any injuries were provided.
The University of Nebraska Omaha Department of Public Safety reported no incidents on campus for the first week of June.
Nebraska State Patrol continues to investigate several other cases from April, including the arrest of an inmate at Tecumseh State Correctional Institution for allegedly sexually assaulting another inmate at the Reception and Treatment Center in Lincoln in October 2023. Additionally, five juveniles were apprehended in North Platte following a pursuit involving two allegedly stolen vehicles on April 14.
Anyone with information about ongoing investigations is encouraged to contact Omaha Crime Stoppers at (402) 444-STOP or the Omaha Police Department directly. All tips can remain anonymous, and information leading to arrests may qualify for rewards.
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4 JUN 2025 · Omaha police arrested a 16-year-old female following an alleged high-speed pursuit and crash in west Omaha on Friday, April 25. Officers initiated the pursuit after observing suspicious driving behavior. The juvenile was taken into custody at the scene. The case remains under investigation.
On April 24, a driver was arrested for alleged fourth-offense DUI after leading Nebraska State Patrol officers on a brief pursuit northbound on Highway 75 near downtown Omaha. The incident occurred at approximately 11:45 p.m. when a trooper attempted a traffic stop for failure to maintain lane. The driver refused to yield, accelerating to speeds near 95 miles per hour over a two-mile stretch before stopping. The suspect was arrested without reported injuries. The investigation is ongoing.
No crimes were reported at the University of Nebraska Omaha campus during the week, according to the daily public safety log.
There are no active suspect descriptions released for public assistance at this time.
No significant patterns of specific offenses or neighborhood concentrations have emerged from this week’s reported incidents.
Anyone with information related to these or other incidents is encouraged to contact Omaha Crime Stoppers at (402) 444-STOP or the Omaha Police Department’s non-emergency line at (402) 444-5600. Callers may remain anonymous.
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2 JUN 2025 · Daily Crime Report Digest - Omaha, Nebraska
June 1, 2025
A 16-year-old female suspect was arrested following a high-speed pursuit and crash in west Omaha on Friday, April 25. The incident began at approximately 9:57 p.m. when a Nebraska State Patrol trooper observed a Mazda CX9 traveling over 100 mph without headlights on Q Street near 156th Street, in a 45 mph zone. When the trooper attempted to initiate a traffic stop, the driver fled, turning into a neighborhood before returning to Q Street where the pursuit ended with a crash. The juvenile was taken into custody and faces multiple charges.
On Wednesday, April 23, troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol arrested an individual following a brief pursuit in the downtown area. At approximately 11:45 p.m., a trooper observed a Dodge Dakota failing to maintain its lane on Highway 75 northbound. When the trooper attempted a traffic stop, the driver refused to yield and accelerated to approximately 95 mph. After continuing for about two miles, the vehicle slowed and the driver was apprehended. The driver is facing charges for a fourth DUI offense, along with additional violations related to the pursuit.
On Sunday, a motorcycle with no license plate was observed by a trooper near 30th Street and Interstate 480 in Omaha at approximately 8:35 p.m. Further details about this incident are not currently available.
The Nebraska State Patrol has noted a concerning trend of increased high-speed violations across Nebraska in 2025, as reported in April. Troopers continue to focus enforcement efforts on reducing dangerous driving behaviors throughout the Omaha metro area.
In partnership with the Douglas County Sheriff's Office, the Omaha Police Department's Robbery Unit arrested a 62-year-old suspect identified as Dale on Thursday, March 20. This arrest appears to be connected to an ongoing robbery investigation.
Residents with information about any criminal activity are encouraged to contact:
- Omaha Police Department: Call the non-emergency number at (402) 444-5600
- Crime Stoppers: Anonymous tips can be submitted at (402) 444-STOP
- Nebraska State Patrol: For highway emergencies or to report dangerous driving, call *55 from a mobile phone
For emergencies requiring immediate assistance, always dial 911.
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31 MAY 2025 · During the previous week in Omaha, several notable incidents were reported by law enforcement agencies.
On Friday evening in west Omaha, near Q Street and 156th Street, a state trooper observed a Mazda CX9 traveling at speeds exceeding 100 miles per hour without headlights in a 45-mile-per-hour zone. After the driver refused to yield, a pursuit ensued. The vehicle entered a nearby neighborhood before returning to Q Street, where it left the roadway and crashed. The 16-year-old alleged driver was taken into custody at the scene. The case is under investigation. Since the driver is a juvenile, no further identifying details have been released.
Late Wednesday evening, a separate brief pursuit occurred in Omaha on northbound Highway 75 near downtown. A Dodge Dakota was observed failing to maintain its lane. When a trooper attempted a traffic stop, the driver fled, reaching speeds of approximately 95 miles per hour for about two miles before eventually stopping. The individual was arrested and is facing a fourth alleged DUI charge. The case remains under investigation.
Omaha Police detectives are seeking public assistance in identifying two suspects involved in an alleged auto theft. Surveillance images were released via official police channels. Members of the public with information are encouraged to contact the Omaha Police Department at 402-444-4600. Those wishing to remain anonymous can submit tips through Crime Stoppers.
No other major criminal incidents were reported by the University of Nebraska Omaha Department of Public Safety for the relevant period.
There are no significant emerging crime trends noted for the past week; however, incidents involving high-speed pursuits and auto thefts remain a concern in the metro area.
Anyone with information related to ongoing investigations is urged to call the Omaha Police Department at 402-444-5600 or contact Crime Stoppers at 402-444-7867. For emergencies, dial 911.
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28 MAY 2025 · From April 28 to May 5, 2025, Omaha experienced several notable incidents:
- **April 28:** The Omaha Police Department made an arrest following a narcotics investigation. Details regarding the location and status of the case were not provided.
- **Throughout the Week:** There were reports of impaired driving arrests, though specific dates and locations were not specified. These incidents highlight ongoing efforts by law enforcement to address traffic safety concerns.
- **General Trends:** The past week saw a mix of typical criminal activity, including narcotics-related arrests. Impaired driving remains a concern, underscoring the need for continued vigilance and community awareness.
For tips or to report incidents, individuals can contact the Omaha Police Department via their non-emergency number or anonymously through Crime Stoppers. Additionally, the Omaha Police Department is active on social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook, where community members can stay updated on safety information and news.
Stay informed with the "Omaha, Nebraska Crime Report" podcast, your go-to source for the latest crime news and safety updates in Omaha. Join us each week as we explore in-depth...
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Stay informed with the "Omaha, Nebraska Crime Report" podcast, your go-to source for the latest crime news and safety updates in Omaha. Join us each week as we explore in-depth analyses, expert interviews, and community insights, ensuring you're connected to the issues that matter most. Ideal for residents, law enforcement, and anyone interested in understanding the crime landscape of Omaha, Nebraska. Tune in to stay updated and engaged with your community.
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