Law & Order
Police investigate two deaths
The bodies of two men were found Friday
afternoon less than a mile apart in west Lincoln,
but officials have not linked the two deaths.
Lincoln Police are investigating one death as
a potential homicide; the other was declared a
drowning accident.
The two men have been identified,but police
are not releasing their names until relatives can
be notified, Lincoln Police Cpt. Jim Pcschong
said Sunday.
“We believe they may be transients,” he
said.
The body of an adult male was discovered
around noon, floating in Salt Creek near West O
Street about two blocks from the People’s City
mission.
John Col born, chief deputy Lancaster County
attorney, said Sunday that autopsy reports
showed the man drowned, probably by acci
dent.
There was no evidence linking the deaths,
Col born said.
The second body was found about seven
blocks north underneath a Salt Valley Boule
vard overpass. The body was lying along an
embankment next to railroad tracks when it was
discovered by an employee of Pease Bindery,
111 Oakcreek Drive.
Pcsehong said the body was believed to be a
man in his 20s or 30s. He said the cause of death
was not known, but foul play is suspected.
“It’s a little early to tell at this time, but we
will be proceeding along that line (homicide) as
we normally would,” he said.
Lincoln Police arrested a 30-ycar-old man
Thursday night in connection with the alleged
assault of a 12-year-old girl.
The girl was walking with a 13-year-old girl
on Plum Street between Ninth and 10th streets
at 9:50 p.m., Lt. Lee Wagner said.
A man allegedly jumped in front of them,
grabbed the 12-year-old around the waist and
made a lewd comment, Wagner said.
The 12-year-old shook free of his hold, and
both girls ran.
Based on their description, police arrested
Wilbur Hicks at his nearby home on the 800
block of Peach Street.
— Chad Lorenz
Omtvedt
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take Leitzcl’s place at UNL.
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lor soon to help him out at IANR.
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