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Person Vandalized Wet Cement, Caused $50,000 Damage

S 72nd St & L St

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Police have received a report of a person who vandalized wet cement and caused $50,000 in damage. The suspect's vehicle is no longer at the scene but may still be in the area.

Omaha Police Dispatch - West · 0:30
3 Adam 73. Both cars think a destruction of property just occurred. 72nd and L Street, 72 and Ellison-Lincoln Street. It was a transfer from Sarpy County. There's a caller who's a construction worker, saw on camera that somebody went around the barricade, did about $50,000 in damage and wet cement. Vehicle's no longer there, but may still be in the area. May I do a video, 3 Adam 71?

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at S 72nd St & L St.

Police have received a report of a person who vandalized wet cement and caused $50,000 in damage. The suspect's vehicle is no longer at the scene but may still be in the area.

Omaha Police Dispatch - West · 0:30
3 Adam 73. Both cars think a destruction of property just occurred. 72nd and L Street, 72 and Ellison-Lincoln Street. It was a transfer from Sarpy County. There's a caller who's a construction worker, saw on camera that somebody went around the barricade, did about $50,000 in damage and wet cement. Vehicle's no longer there, but may still be in the area. May I do a video, 3 Adam 71?

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at S 72nd St & L St.

Police have received a report of a person who vandalized wet cement and caused $50,000 in damage. The suspect's vehicle is no longer at the scene but may still be in the area.

Omaha Police Dispatch - West · 0:30
3 Adam 73. Both cars think a destruction of property just occurred. 72nd and L Street, 72 and Ellison-Lincoln Street. It was a transfer from Sarpy County. There's a caller who's a construction worker, saw on camera that somebody went around the barricade, did about $50,000 in damage and wet cement. Vehicle's no longer there, but may still be in the area. May I do a video, 3 Adam 71?

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at S 72nd St & L St.

Police have received a report of a person who vandalized wet cement and caused $50,000 in damage. The suspect's vehicle is no longer at the scene but may still be in the area.

Omaha Police Dispatch - West · 0:30
3 Adam 73. Both cars think a destruction of property just occurred. 72nd and L Street, 72 and Ellison-Lincoln Street. It was a transfer from Sarpy County. There's a caller who's a construction worker, saw on camera that somebody went around the barricade, did about $50,000 in damage and wet cement. Vehicle's no longer there, but may still be in the area. May I do a video, 3 Adam 71?

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at S 72nd St & L St.

Police have received a report of a person who vandalized wet cement and caused $50,000 in damage. The suspect's vehicle is no longer at the scene but may still be in the area.

Omaha Police Dispatch - West · 0:30
3 Adam 73. Both cars think a destruction of property just occurred. 72nd and L Street, 72 and Ellison-Lincoln Street. It was a transfer from Sarpy County. There's a caller who's a construction worker, saw on camera that somebody went around the barricade, did about $50,000 in damage and wet cement. Vehicle's no longer there, but may still be in the area. May I do a video, 3 Adam 71?

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at S 72nd St & L St.

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