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UPDATE: Bellevue Police locate 22-year-old shooting suspect, book him into jail

Bellevue police are searching for 22-year-old Dylan Olsen.
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UPDATE 2:00 p.m. 10/20/2022
On Thursday at approximately 12:30 p.m the metro fugitive task force located Dylan Olsen in Omaha on the 5100 block of Q Street, according to the Bellevue Police Department.

A spokesman for BPD also said in the updated news release that Olsen was taken into custody "without incident" and transported to the Sarpy County Jail. He will be booked on an active arrest warrant, which is for two counts of first degree assault and one count of use of a deadly weapon to commit a felony.

UPDATE 4:52 p.m.
According to a news release from the Bellevue Police Department (BPD), authorities are searching for 22-year-old Dylan James Everett Olsen in connection to a shooting early Wednesday morning. A warrant has been issued for Olsen's arrest. He is wanted for two counts of first degree assault and one count of use of a deadly weapon.

The victims are identified as Laura Olsen, 42, and Nicholas Stednitz, 43. Both are residents of Bellevue and were transported to Nebraska Medicine for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries.

A spokesman from BPD said that the mugshot included with the news release is recent and that anyone who spots Dylan Olsen should call 911 as soon as possible. The release also says the suspect is armed and should be considered dangerous. Anyone with additional information should call the Bellevue Police at (402) 593-4111 or Sarpy County Crimestoppers at 402-592-STOP (7867).

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Bellevue Police are investigating after two people were injured in a shooting early Wednesday in a home near the 3200 block of Golden Ave.

It happened at 12:51 a.m., according to police. Authorities say the man who shot the woman and man in their home is known to them. He's described as a man in his 20s.

Police are currently searching for the suspect.

The victims were hospitalized.

This is a developing story.


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