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#LincolnNews - A 24-year-old Lincoln man was arrested Monday night after allegedly resisting officers, kicking one in the face and damaging a police cruiser during a domestic assault investigation.
Officers responded to the area of North 12th and Judson streets shortly after 10 p.m. on October 19, where they located Robert Grove. Grove resisted arrest and attempted to flee, kicking an officer in the face during the struggle. He also repeatedly kicked a police cruiser door, causing damage.
It took five officers to get Grove into the cruiser before he was taken to the Lancaster County Jail.
Grove was arrested on second-degree domestic assault, terroristic threats, use of a deadly weapon to commit a felony, resisting arrest as a repeat offender and third-degree assault on an officer.
He was also cited and released for criminal mischief related to the incident.
Serious Injury Accident:
N ANTELOPE VALLEY PKWY & VINE ST
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LFR and LPD are on scene of a vehicle and bicycle crash. One individual was reportedly thrown into the air. Emergency crews are treating one Category Red patient and one Category Yellow patient. AVOID THE AREA.
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Evacuation Underway:
Saunders Ave & N 11th St
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LFR crews are conducting recon of nearby businesses. Crews have been given the green light to evacuate all occupants, including businesses such as McDonald’s and Domino’s, with Domino’s being the priority.
Water Rescue boat is being deployed. To assist with evacuation efforts. The Red Cross is also being requested to provide support.
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If you come across flooded roadways, don’t attempt to drive through.
Even a few inches of water can hide debris or damage to the road.
Major Water Rescue:
11th St. & Cornhusker Hwy.
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LFR is on scene with upwards of 15 vehicles stuck in the water. It is unknown how many occupants need to be rescued from their vehicles. LFR is requesting LPD shut down the area.
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Water Rescue:
N 9TH ST & GARBER AVE
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LFR crews are on scene for a reported submerged vehicle near this area. Crews are experiencing difficulty accessing the area due to very high waters and are working to confirm the exact location.
Water Rescue is standing by and prepared to deploy a boat if necessary.
#LincolnNews - Flash flooding has left multiple vehicles stranded, with 5 water rescue calls reported in the past hour.
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A power outage has impacted 2,855 customers in the area of Hwy 77 - S. 40th, Old Cheney - Rokeby Rd. Crews have been dispatched and will restore power as soon as possible.
Please use extra caution on the road and treat any dark intersections as 4-way stops!
#LincolnNews - Happening now: Turning Point USA’s “Pick Up The Mic” event is underway on the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s City Campus.
Security has been heightened across campus, with a significant law enforcement presence, including rooftop snipers and numerous officers conducting foot patrols. Multiple law enforcement agencies are involved in providing security for the event.
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#LincolnNews - 54-year-old Lincoln man was hospitalized after he was stabbed early Sunday morning, according to the Lincoln Police Department.
Officers were dispatched at approximately 2:47 a.m. to a parking lot near S 27th St and Randolph St following a report that someone had been stabbed.
Police said officers found the man with a severe cut to his neck. Lincoln Fire and Rescue transported him to a local hospital for treatment. His injuries are now considered non-life-threatening.
The suspect has not been located, and the investigation remains ongoing.
#LincolnNews - Lincoln Police released new information regarding Tuesday evening’s shooting that left a 19-year-old Lincoln woman dead.
Police identified 37-year-old Tyler Benzel as the suspect. Lancaster County Jail records list his charge as first-degree murder.
The victim and others were involved in a verbal and physical altercation with Benzel’s wife, which authorities believe was initiated by his wife.
Benzel left his home, walked toward the group, told them to leave and made verbal threats before raising a gun and firing. The confrontation and shooting happened away from Benzel’s property.
Officers arrived within moments and found the woman with a single gunshot wound. They performed life-saving measures before she was taken to a hospital, where she died.
Officers recovered a 9mm handgun at the scene, but forensic testing is needed to determine whether it was the gun used in the shooting. They are not aware of any other weapons being involved.
Benzel was cooperative when officers arrived, and authorities said he and his wife did not know the group before the altercation. Benzel’s wife has not been arrested or charged.
The victim’s name has not been released, and the investigation remains ongoing.
#LincolnNews - A 19-year-old Lincoln woman died after a shooting Tuesday evening.
Police responded around 7:20 p.m. to a disturbance involving juveniles near North 47th Street and Cleveland Avenue. While officers were interviewing people at the scene, they heard a gunshot about a block away near North 46th Street and Madison Avenue.
Officers found the woman with a single gunshot wound and began life-saving measures. She was taken to a hospital, where she died.
Police said the woman had been involved in the original disturbance. One person is in custody, and investigators are speaking with multiple witnesses.





















