Benson Burglary, Blackstone Arrest, Shoplifting Suspects, Shots Fired, and More: Omaha's Weekly Crime Roundup

Between September 22 and September 28, in the Benson neighborhood, police responded to an alleged residential burglary early Monday morning. Entry was reported through an unlocked side window, with personal electronics missing; the case is under investigation. In the Blackstone area Tuesday evening, officers arrested a suspect for alleged possession of a controlled substance following a routine traffic stop; no injuries were reported, case number 24-7698. Wednesday afternoon near 90th and Maple, a reported shoplifting incident involved two unidentified suspects leaving a retail store with merchandise; police seek public assistance and describe the suspects as one male, mid-30s, around six feet tall, wearing a gray hoodie, and one female, late 20s, with short dark hair, wearing a red jacket. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact Omaha Crime Stoppers. Later that night in South Omaha, a report of shots fired led officers to a parked car with property damage but no injuries; shell casings were recovered and the case remains open.Thursday morning around North 30th Street, a stolen vehicle was recovered during a routine patrol, and the driver was arrested without incident, case number 24-7741. In the evening, officers in the Midtown area responded to an alleged assault at a public park; the victim sustained minor injuries and the incident is under investigation. Friday evening, police in the Dundee neighborhood received a call regarding an alleged attempted break-in at a local business; security footage is being reviewed, and detectives have not yet identified any suspects.Early Saturday near 120th and L Street, officers responded to an alleged domestic disturbance resulting in one arrest for outstanding warrants; case details have not been released pending further investigation. Later that night, a vehicle theft was reported in the West Omaha area; the vehicle was last seen heading westbound on Blondo Street. Sunday afternoon, officers were dispatched to an alleged vandalism near the Old Market District, where several parked cars were spray-painted; police are canvassing nearby businesses for camera footage.No significant injuries were reported in this week’s incidents. Police note an uptick in reported property crimes, especially vehicle-related thefts in the western neighborhoods and retail thefts along Maple Street. Anyone with information on these or other recent incidents is encouraged to contact Omaha Crime Stoppers at 402-444-STOP or submit tips online.Thank you for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe for your daily crime report update. 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/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI