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We’ll be here until 2. Stop by!. Detective Payne has been coming here since he was a kid, back when Don gave him a free haircut. Now, he’s back, this time to help give back to the next generation. We love Omaha and our officers!.

Today our team is at Don's Barber Shop (4001 Ames Ave). When we heard Don was giving free back-to-school haircuts for kids in need, we jumped in to help. The OPOA stocked up on backpacks, school supplies, and other essentials, and today’s the day we get to share them.

This is unacceptable, especially in a district still grieving the impact of recent violence. The families of N Omaha are good, hard-working people. They deserve real leadership, leadership that builds bridges, not tears them down. And above all, they deserve to be safe.

When a few anti-police partygoers began throwing glass bottles at officers, Senator McKinney responded, not by condemning the violence, but by posting on Facebook telling them they didn’t have to leave.

While officers were being thanked by residents who simply wanted to enjoy a safe, family-friendly event, Senator McKinney was actively urging people to disobey them.

While officers were working to calm crowds and keep families safe during Native Omaha Days, Senator McKinney was inciting anger and shouting “F*** the police.”.

Ten people were shot, one died, within a square mile over 24 hours this past weekend in Omaha. While our officers were performing CPR, applying tourniquets, and running toward gunfire, Nebraska State Senator Terrell McKinney, who represents this district, was flipping them off🧵

A passenger in the car, Justin Back, was also charged with being a felon possession of a stolen handgun. One traffic stop. Two stolen handguns. Two dangerous felons off the street. Solid work by our team in keeping our community safe!.

Two nights ago, Chuar was stopped by our officers near a busy community event at N. 24th and Patrick Avenue, where thousands of people were in attendance. He was found in possession of a stolen handgun and was booked back into Douglas County Corrections on new felony gun charges.

According to Douglas County’s website, Pretrial release is described as a safe and cost-effective alternative to incarceration, with a mission to protect public safety.

In March, our officers arrested Goar Chuar for robbery and making terroristic threats. A short time later he posted bond on those charges and was ordered by a judge to Douglas County Corrections Pretrial Release. 🧵

Please keep them in your thoughts and prayers in the difficult days ahead.

The men and women of the OPOA extend our deepest sympathies to the families, friends, and first responders affected by the tragic loss of a young father and his two little girls in the Fremont explosion. An unimaginable loss for their family and community.

We are left with so many questions, but today, we focus on the victim. Rest in peace, Sirr Bonner. Thank you for the courage, commitment, and sacrifice you were prepared to make for our country. Your life mattered.

A 15-year-old juvenile has been arrested for the murder of Sirr London Houston Earl Bonner last Saturday night in West Omaha. Sirr was just 22 years old. He had recently sworn an oath to serve and protect this country and was set to leave for boot camp in two weeks.

If you have any information about Sirr’s murder, please call the Omaha Police Homicide Unit at 402-444-5652, or remain anonymous by contacting Omaha Crime Stoppers at 402-444-STOP.

A 2021 Burke High graduate and former football player, Sirr had been working alongside his twin brother mowing lawns to earn a living before proudly committing to serve his country. This is every family’s worst nightmare, a young man full of promise, taken too soon.

Sirr L. Bonner was murdered Saturday in West Omaha near 118th and Miami St, just two weeks before he was set to leave for boot camp.