Omaha Police Blotter: Minimal Incidents, Narcotics Arrest Highlights Week of April 28 - May 5
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Omaha Police Blotter: Minimal Incidents, Narcotics Arrest Highlights Week of April 28 - May 5
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Monday, April 28: Omaha Police Department made an arrest following a narcotics investigation. Details about the location and nature of the operation were not specified in the public release. The case remains part of an ongoing investigation.
Thursday, May 1: No incidents reported by University of Nebraska Omaha campus police.
Friday, May 2: No incidents reported by University of Nebraska Omaha campus police.
Saturday, May 3: University Police documented a medical injury/illness incident that occurred at Baxter Arena. The case was filed under incident number 20250670.
Saturday, May 3: A threat/harassment case was reported to University of Nebraska Omaha campus police. The incident was documented at 08:00. The case is currently under investigation. Case number: 20250670.
Sunday, May 4: No incidents reported by University of Nebraska Omaha campus police.
Monday, May 5: No incidents reported by University of Nebraska Omaha campus police.
The Douglas County Sheriff's Office maintains an active list of individuals with outstanding arrest warrants and protection orders requiring service. Citizens are advised not to approach these individuals but to contact law enforcement with any information on their whereabouts.
Crime trends for the past week show minimal reported incidents on university property, with the majority of police activity focusing on non-violent offenses. The narcotics arrest made by OPD on Monday represents the most significant enforcement action of the week.
Anyone with information about criminal activity in the Omaha area is encouraged to contact the Omaha Police Department's non-emergency line at (402) 444-5600. For emergencies, call 911. Anonymous tips can be submitted through Omaha Crime Stoppers at (402) 444-STOP.
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