I am proud of the men and women of the Omaha Police Department, and I am thankful that our injured officers and citizen are expected to recover.” — Chief Todd Schmaderer

The six involved officers, assignments, years of service:

Sergeant Jonathon Holtrop, Uniform Patrol Bureau, 17 years

Sergeant Emilio Luna, Gang Unit, 11 years, sustained a gunshot wound to his foot

Detective Brock Rengo, Assault Unit, 8 years, sustained a grazing gunshot wound to his leg

Detective Jordan Brandt, Gang Unit, 15 years, sustained a gunshot wound to his leg

Detective Christopher Brown, Gang Unit, 19 years, sustained a shrapnel injury to his foot

Detective Kyle Graber, Gang Unit, 11 years

Photos of the involved officers and still shots from the QuikTrip incident will be sent via email to the media. They can also be found on our department social media.

Pursuant to Nebraska Revised Statute 29-1401, this case will be presented to a grand jury once the investigation is complete. The law requires a grand jury to be summoned when a person dies while in the custody of, or while being apprehended by law enforcement.

The Omaha Police Department will adhere to the grand jury process outlined in Nebraska Revised Statute 29-1407.01 with regard to the release of any evidentiary exhibits to include Body Worn Camera footage and transcripts from a returned "no true bill" grand jury proceeding. Per the state statute found in subsection (C), a copy of the exhibits and transcript "shall be available for public review upon written request to the clerk of the district court". (2/2)

Please, pray for the officers recovery🙏🏻

Omaha Police Department