Teens arrested on suspicion of burglaries at three Omaha vape shops From the What you missed last week in notable Omaha crimes and court cases series Kevin Cole World-Herald Staff Writer Mar 3, 2024 Mar 3, 2024 Updated Mar 6, 2024 0 Prefer us on Google Learn More Facebook Twitter Bluesky WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Two teenagers were booked into the Douglas County Youth Center early Sunday after being arrested on suspicion of burglaries at three Omaha vape shops.kAm~>292 A@=:46 @77:46CD[ s@F8=2D r@F?EJ $96C:77’D ~77:46 56AFE:6D 2?5 }63C2D<2 $E2E6 !2EC@= EC@@A6CD H6C6 :?G@=G65 :? E96 :?G6DE:82E:@?] s@F8=2D r@F?EJ $96C:77 p2C@? w2?D@? D2:5 2 3C@2542DE 3J s@F8=2D r@F?EJ h`` 2=6CE65 =2H 6?7@C46>6?E E@ 2 D6C:6D @7 3C62<\:?D E92E A@DD:3=J :?G@=G65 2 3=24< D652?]k^AmkAms6AFE:6D DE2<65 @FE 2 H6DE ~>292 G2A6 D9@A ?62C `a_E9 $EC66E 2?5 (6DE r6?E6C #@25 H96C6 E96J @3D6CG65 2 3=24< '@=<DH286? !2DD2E ?62C E96 D9@A] %96 G69:4=6 6=F565 E96 56AFE:6D H96? 2 EC277:4 DE@A H2D 2EE6>AE65]k^Am kAm%96 '@=<DH286? H2D ?6IE D66? :? E96 z6JDE@?6 ?6:893@C9@@5 2?5 2 A6C:>6E6C H2D 6DE23=:D965] ~77:46CD AFCDF65 E96 G69:4=6 F?E:= :E 5C@G6 @77 E96 C@25H2J ?62C gfE9 2?5 q@J5 $EC66ED]k^Am People are also reading… J’s Pumpkin Patch reopens in support of local families; pays homage to late cofounder Lexington's Pepplitsch, Worthing earn trip to Class B state golf Lexington principal Barry McFarland wrote lyrics for UNK Color Song while a student at UNK Cozad rallies to support Ide through cancer treatment State Patrol investigating fatal wreck that may have involved missing juvenile, stolen car out of North Platte Trump to begin sending $500 ACA refund checks. Here's where they're going FOOTBALL: Gothenburg puts their foot on the gas, wins homecoming in shutout of Chase County Surging power demand pushes OPPD to plan for a bigger, more complex grid Tom Brady's aviation habits after his retirement from pro football How to watch Nebraska volleyball vs. Maryland: Time, TV and streaming info Lexington tennis goes 19-1 at East vs. West Shootout Another impressive night for Andi Jackson, another sweep for No. 1 Nebraska volleyball Rodriguez-Linares sentenced to 30-45 year in prison in shooting conviction Wildcard gets Cozad softball Class C-3 District Final appearance Lexington tennis wins title at Kearney Catholic Invite Tuesday kAm%96 E66?D[ 2 3@J 2?5 2 8:C=[ 7=65 7C@> E96 G69:4=6[ =62G:?8 369:?5 5F776= 328D 7F== @7 G2A6 AC@5F4ED[ w2?D@? D2:5] %96 E66?D H6C6 =@42E65 :? 2 D62C49 @7 E96 2C62[ 2?5 E96 <6JD E@ E96 '@=<DH286? H6C6 7@F?5 :? E96 A@DD6DD:@? @7 E96 76>2=6]k^AmkAm%96 @H?6C @7 E96 '@=<DH286? H2D 4@?E24E65 2?5 C6A@CE65 E96 G69:4=6 DE@=6? 7C@> 2 C6D:56?46 ?62C bgE9 2?5 s642EFC $EC66ED] %96 E66?D H6C6 3@@<65 :?E@ E96 J@FE9 46?E6C @? DFDA:4:@? @7 E9C66 3FC8=2C:6D[ @?6 2EE6>AE65 3FC8=2CJ[ A@DD6DD:@? DE@=6? AC@A6CEJ 2?5 @3DECF4E:?8 2? @77:46C]k^Am kevin.cole@owh.com, 402-444-1272 In this Series What you missed last week in notable Omaha crimes and court cases Updated Mar 6, 2024 Teens arrested on suspicion of burglaries at three Omaha vape shops Updated May 9, 2024 Woman breaks into Omaha church rectory armed with knife; priest rescued from 2nd-floor window Updated Mar 6, 2024 Sheriff's office confiscates three knives brought to Douglas County Courthouse Thursday 9 updates Next 0 Comments Sign up for our Crime & Courts newsletter Get the latest in local public safety news with this weekly email. Sign up! * I understand and agree that registration on or use of this site constitutes agreement to its user agreement and privacy policy. Related to this story Most Popular Rodriguez-Linares sentenced to 30-45 year in prison in shooting conviction A Lexington man was sentenced to 30-45 years in prison Monday in Dawson County District Court. Recommended for you Watch Now: Related Video Discovery on iPad leads to child sexual abuse scheme Trump's approval ratings underwater in over 30 states Trump's approval ratings underwater in over 30 states Trump Suggests Iran Should “Take Out” San Diego and LA Trump Suggests Iran Should “Take Out” San Diego and LA Roger Weitz talks about newly announced public market for downtown Omaha Roger Weitz talks about newly announced public market for downtown Omaha
Rodriguez-Linares sentenced to 30-45 year in prison in shooting conviction A Lexington man was sentenced to 30-45 years in prison Monday in Dawson County District Court.
