Omaha Crime Roundup: Robberies, Burglaries, and Assaults Across the City

In North Omaha, police responded early Monday to a reported armed robbery at a convenience store near 30th and Ames. The clerk stated an individual entered the store, displayed a handgun, and demanded cash before fleeing on foot. The case remains under investigation with no arrests reported as of Sunday evening. Police are seeking public assistance in identifying a suspect described as a Black male, late twenties, approximately 6 feet tall, wearing a gray hoodie and dark jeans at the time of the incident.Later that day, in the Benson neighborhood, officers were called to a vehicle burglary near 60th and Maple. The victim reported seeing an unknown subject breaking the window of a parked SUV and removing a backpack before leaving in an older model sedan. No injuries were reported and the incident is under investigation.On Tuesday afternoon in the South Omaha area around 24th and Q, authorities responded to an alleged assault involving two adult males outside a grocery store. Police say an argument escalated physically; one man sustained minor injuries and was treated at the scene. No arrests were made, but officers are reviewing surveillance footage.Wednesday evening, a reported theft occurred at a retail establishment near Westroads Mall. Store personnel observed a group of three males allegedly concealing merchandise and leaving without payment. Responding officers recovered some of the items discarded in the parking lot. Investigation is ongoing and police are reviewing security footage to identify the individuals involved.Also on Wednesday, law enforcement responded to a shots fired incident in the Florence neighborhood near 30th and State. Multiple callers reported hearing gunfire shortly after 9 p.m. Officers recovered several shell casings at the scene. No injuries or property damage were reported. The investigation remains open.Thursday afternoon in Midtown at the intersection of 40th and Dodge, emergency crews responded to an alleged hit-and-run involving a bicyclist. Witnesses stated a dark-colored SUV collided with the cyclist and left the area heading eastbound. Paramedics transported the injured cyclist for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries. Omaha police continue to seek witnesses.Friday night, officers were dispatched to the Old Market near 12th and Howard regarding a reported disorderly conduct incident outside a bar. According to witnesses, a group of individuals engaged in a physical altercation. Police separated the parties on arrival and cited two adults for disorderly conduct. No significant injuries were reported.Saturday, police in the Millard area near 144th and Q responded to a residential burglary alarm. The homeowner reported observing a subject attempting entry through a basement window and fleeing after being spotted. The attempted burglary is under investigation.Sunday morning, an alleged vandalism incident was reported at a city park in the Dundee area. Park staff discovered spray-painted graffiti on benches and a restroom facility. Omaha Parks and Recreation staff are assisting police in reviewing camera footage.Reviewing these cases, there is a continued trend of property-related crimes in multiple Omaha neighborhoods, including thefts from vehicles and retail establishments, as well as isolated incidents of violent crime such as armed robbery and aggravated assault. Police urge anyone with information on these cases to contact the Omaha Crime Stoppers Tip Line at 402-444-STOP. Anonymous tips may also be submitted online.Thank you for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta