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Officer involved shooting near 33rd Street and L Street, Omaha NE

Weapons

Reported: 12/3/2025 01:16 PM

S 33rd St & L St, Omaha, NE 68107

A unit is responding to an officer involved shooting near 33rd Street and L Street in Omaha, Nebraska.

Audio|Source: Omaha Police Dispatch - Southeast

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Transcript:
10-8[1] driving on mark zero number 1848 portal 5 sam-22 radio number one one one zero nine nine and I'm going to be en route to the 33rd and L for the officer involved shooting zero one

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S 33rd St & L St, Omaha, NE 68107

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