Omaha Police Department and Mayor John Ewing implemented new public safety measures, including adding officers, cameras, and a resident hotline.
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What happened
Omaha Police Department and Mayor John Ewing implemented new public safety measures, including adding officers, cameras, and a resident hotline.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Omaha
seat of Douglas County, and largest city in State of Nebraska, United States
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Omaha Police Department
law enforcement agency in Omaha, Nebraska
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John Ewing
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