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Woman arrested in connection with punching vehicles at Joliet sports bar

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Lincoln East's Mikhale Ford celebrates with his team after scoring a 51-yard interception return touchdown during the second quarter at Seacrest Field. Muriel Graham, 94, talks with pilot Scott "Scooter" DeLong as she sits in a World War II-era Boeing Stearman plane at Lincoln Airport on Wednesday as part of Dream Flights. Volunteers at Picnic Hill Create, a Lincoln craft store, have been meeting three nights this month to prepare care packages for people recently diagnosed with breast cancer.

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Lincoln Journal Star

Lincoln man arrested in connection with Sept. 10 shooting

Traves Nevels was lodged in the Lancaster County Jail Friday for his alleged involvement in a Sept. 10 shooting at 19th and O streets, police said.

2 months ago·Cherokee County, United States

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ABC News 8 Lincoln KLKN

Man arrested in north Lincoln shooting that injured one, police say

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – A man is facing several felony charges in a north Lincoln shooting earlier this month, police say. On Sept. 10, around 5 a.m., officers were sent near Knox and Portia streets on a report of a shooting. Officers found a 47-year-old man who had been shot at least once, police said. He was taken to a...

3 months ago·Lincoln, United States

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Shaw Local

Woman arrested in connection with punching vehicles at Joliet sports bar

A woman was arrested after an incident at Double J Sports Bar in Joliet, where she was accused of yelling obscenities at bar patrons and punching vehicles, police said.About 9:20 p.m. Friday, officers were at Double J Sports Bar, 1001 Essington Road, for a report of an unruly patron who was refusing to leave, Joliet police Sgt. Dwayne English said.Officers who arrived at the scene found Cassandra Marcotte, 28, of Bradley, who was “irate and yell…

2 months ago

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