Omaha Crime Report: Sex Trafficking Arrests, Robbery, Assaults, and Property Crimes Under Investigation
Omaha Crime Report: Sex Trafficking Arrests, Robbery, Assaults, and Property Crimes Under Investigation

Omaha Crime Report: Sex Trafficking Arrests, Robbery, Assaults, and Property Crimes Under Investigation

November 01, 2025 6:52am
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According to Central Nebraska Today, in northwest Omaha, investigators with the Omaha Police Department’s Special Investigations Section, Douglas County Attorney’s Office, and Homeland Security concluded a long-term operation targeting an alleged sex trafficking ring. Authorities arrested five individuals—Thomas Falcon, Amy Hicks, Douglas Johnson, Scott Nelson, and Steven Harper—on charges including possession and distribution of child sexual abuse material, pandering, conspiracy to commit sex trafficking, sex trafficking of a minor, and operating a place of prostitution. Some were also charged with income tax evasion and manufacturing illegal content. These arrests followed several months of investigative work. Elsewhere in central Omaha last week, officers responded to a reported armed robbery near the intersection of 42nd and Cuming. According to police, the alleged suspect, described as a male, around 5’10” with a dark hooded sweatshirt, fled the scene on foot. Authorities are actively seeking assistance from the public with this case, which remains under investigation.In South Omaha, there was a reported aggravated assault incident near the Spring Lake neighborhood. Police stated a male victim sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was transported to a local hospital. No arrests have been made; the case is ongoing.Midtown saw a burglary in a commercial district near Dodge and Saddle Creek. Police allege entry was gained through a back door, with electronic equipment reported stolen. The incident is listed as under investigation.Law enforcement conducted a narcotics-related arrest in the Benson area, seizing illegal substances and paraphernalia. One adult male was taken into custody, and the case will be referred to the county attorney.A vehicle theft occurred in the Aksarben neighborhood. Police state the alleged theft happened overnight, with a late-model compact sedan taken from a parking lot. The investigation is continuing, and police encourage witnesses to come forward.A stabbing was reported near the North Omaha Florence Boulevard corridor. Officers described the incident as a domestic dispute. The alleged suspect was apprehended at the scene, and charges are pending review by prosecutors.The Omaha Police have noted ongoing incidents of catalytic converter theft, with several reports primarily in West Omaha business parking lots. They urge vigilance and request that anyone with surveillance video or information contact Crime Stoppers.No suspect descriptions are being sought in these cases, except for the armed robbery near 42nd and Cuming, where public tips are encouraged.A key trend this week is a notable multi-agency effort targeting sex trafficking, resulting in multiple arrests and felony charges. Property crimes such as burglary and vehicle theft persist in commercial and residential areas, with law enforcement continuing targeted outreach and investigation.Anyone with information regarding any of these incidents, especially those related to sex trafficking or the armed robbery, should contact Omaha Crime Stoppers anonymously at (402) 444-STOP, omahacrimestoppers.org, or the P3 Tips mobile app. Tips leading to arrests for sex trafficking may be eligible for enhanced rewards.Thank you for tuning in and make sure 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/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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Published:November 01, 2025 6:52am
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According to Central Nebraska Today, in northwest Omaha, investigators with the Omaha Police Department’s Special Investigations Section, Douglas County Attorney’s Office, and Homeland Security concluded a long-term operation targeting an alleged sex trafficking ring. Authorities arrested five individuals—Thomas Falcon, Amy Hicks, Douglas Johnson, Scott Nelson, and Steven Harper—on charges including possession and distribution of child sexual abuse material, pandering, conspiracy to commit sex t...

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