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UPDATE: 5th teenager arrested by Omaha Police in connection to Halloween homicide; 3 suspects are 13-years-old

This suspect is the third 13-year-old charged in the case
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UPDATE 12/13/2022

According to the Omaha Police Department a fifth teenager — a 13-year-old — was arrested on charges of accessory to a felony (murder) in connection to the Oct. 31 homicide of Daniel Price, 62.

Four teenage suspects have already been arrested in connection to Price's death: a 16-year-old, a 15-year-old, and two other 13-year-olds.

UPDATE 12/9/2022

The Omaha Police Department says it made arrests in connection to the suspected homicide of 62-year-old Daniel Price Oct. 31.

OPD says four teen suspects were booked at the Douglas County Youth Center.

A 16-year-old male was arrested on charges of accessory to a felony (murder) and probation violation. A 15-year-old male was arrested on suspicion of 2nd-degree murder and use of a weapon to commit a felony. Two 13-year-old female suspects were arrested on charges of accessory to a felony (murder) and tampering with evidence.

According to the Associted Press, the beating happened on Halloween afternoon. Officers called to the scene found Daniel Price on the ground and unresponsive with a head wound that police said was caused by being beaten with an aluminum bat.


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Omaha Police are investigating a homicide after a victim was assaulted on Halloween day but then died on Saturday.

Here's what we know from OPD:

On October 31 at 4:06 p.m. police responded to the area of 38th and Hamilton Street.

Upon arrival officers located a victim later identified as 62-year-old Daniel Price suffering from a head wound.

The unresponsive victim was transported to Nebraska Medicine.

On Nov. 12 at 10:05 p.m. Price died from their injuries.

Police say that the case has now been upgraded from an assault to a homicide.

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