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Omaha Suspect Dies from Self-Inflicted Gunshot at Bellevue Walmart
On Thursday, October 16, 2025, at approximately 9:57 p.m., the Omaha Police Department (OPD) contacted the Bellevue Police Department (BPD) regarding a suspect involved in an active suspicious death investigation. The OPD ABLE-1 helicopter located the suspect’s vehicle in the parking lot of the Walmart Supercenter located at 10504 S. 15th Street, in Bellevue and…
Suspect Arrested After Police Pursuit Through Bellevue and Omaha
On Monday, October 6, 2025, at approximately 1:52 p.m., a Bellevue Police Officer was conducting a traffic stop in the parking lot of Baker’s Supermarket, located at 801 South Galvin Road. During the stop, a store employee was able to alert the officer of a male individual suspected of stealing alcohol from the store. The…
Sarpy County Team Investigates In-Custody Death in Bellevue
On Sunday, August 10th, 2025, at approximately 12:46 p.m., Bellevue Police were called to respond to a residence in the 9300 block of South 28th Avenue, regarding an unclothed male who was first in the reporting party’s swimming pool and later attempted to enter the residence without success. The male later left the residence and…
Bellevue Police Debut New School Resource Officer Themed Cruiser
From the Bellevue Police Department: The Bellevue Police Department, in collaboration with Bellevue Public Schools, is excited to announce a new themed cruiser in our fleet. This cruiser, which features a full wrap, is assigned to School Resource Officer (SRO) Nate Moore, and features logos and themes from Bellevue East High School. This is a…
Bellevue Police Celebrate National Night Out Tonight
National Night Out is a chance to connect or reconnect with your neighbors while sharing some great BBQ, conversation, and taking a stand against crime in our great community. On Tuesday August 5th, 2025, neighbors throughout Bellevue are invited to join forces with communities nationwide for National Night Out. In conjunction with the neighborhood parties,…
Servant Leadership Exemplified
Looking back at 2024, reflecting on the condition and accomplishments of the Bellevue Police Department, I can unequivocally state that I could not be happier with where we stand. The department is fully staffed and has been since early 2022. Our crime numbers are down dramatically – as evidenced in earlier articles written for this…
Loss of a Hero
The Bellevue Police Department was devastated by the loss of one of our own on the morning of Saturday, November 18th. Officer Chris Abbott had a medical emergency while at an event with his family. Despite early intervention by medical professionals, he did not survive this event. In honor of Chris, I thought it would…
This Weekend: Special Fundraiser for Paralyzed, Retired Bellevue Police Officer
Roger Anderson served the Bellevue community for nearly 30 years as an officer with the Bellevue Police Department. Anderson spent four years in the Army and six years with the National Guard with the C Troop 167th Air Cavalry. He then served the next 3+ decades of his life in public service, including two years…
Chief of Police Clary Reflects on BPD’s 2022 Year
Thinking back on 2022, after our first full year of posting articles on The Bellevue Times, by all measures it was a very productive year at the Bellevue Police Department (BPD). There are numerous new and expanded services, as well as notable initiatives that we will continue to highlight as we move forward with future…
What Were the Top Ten Stories in Bellevue for 2022?
The ten stories listed below had the most views and interactions over the course of 2022. The stories vary widely in subject matter – from remembrances and redevelopment to The Queen and The Speedster. The thread that ties them all together is that all have some connection to Bellevue. Number 10 Remembering Paul Hartnett and…
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