"Dangerous Driving, Repeat DUI, and Community Events: Omaha Police Blotter Review"
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"Dangerous Driving, Repeat DUI, and Community Events: Omaha Police Blotter Review"
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A 16-year-old female 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 Nebraska State Patrol troopers observed a Mazda CX9 traveling over 100 miles per hour without headlights on Q Street near 156th Street, in a 45 mph zone. When troopers attempted a traffic stop, the driver fled, eventually turning into a neighborhood before returning to Q Street. The juvenile suspect was taken into custody after the pursuit ended in a crash.
On Wednesday, April 23, Nebraska State Patrol arrested an individual following a brief pursuit in the downtown Omaha area. At approximately 11:45 p.m., troopers observed a Dodge Dakota failing to maintain its lane on northbound Highway 75. When troopers attempted to initiate a traffic stop, the driver refused to yield and accelerated to approximately 95 miles per hour while driving recklessly for about two miles before slowing. The driver was subsequently arrested and charged with a fourth DUI offense.
University of Nebraska Omaha Police conducted a traffic stop near Aksarben Drive and Pine Street resulting in an arrest. The driver was taken into custody on an active warrant and additional traffic charges. No further details were provided.
In federal crime news, two Omaha men were sentenced for conspiracy to commit bank fraud. Calvin J. Carter, 22, and Malik M. Washington, 28, received their sentences on May 15. The case was prosecuted by the United States Attorney's Office for the District of Nebraska.
No incidents were reported at the University of Nebraska Omaha campus for May 24, 2025, according to the campus Daily Crime & Fire Log.
Multiple community events honoring veterans took place in the Papillion area, with no reported incidents. Habitat for Humanity broke ground on 30 single-family homes in Papillion without any disturbances.
Nebraska State Patrol has been conducting alcohol and tobacco compliance checks throughout the state since early April.
TRENDS:
Recent incidents involving high-speed pursuits suggest a concerning pattern of dangerous driving behavior in the Omaha metro area. Law enforcement continues to monitor for impaired driving, with at least one repeat DUI offender arrested this week.
TIPS:
To report information about criminal activity, contact Omaha Crime Stoppers at 402-444-STOP (7867). Tips can be submitted anonymously and may be eligible for a cash reward. For emergencies, dial 911.
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