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Father reports children neglected at home

Family Offense

Reported: 08/11/2025 07:49 PM (PDT)

Lincoln, NE

A father reported that his children may not be receiving proper care from their mother.

Audio|Source: Lincoln Police and Fire, Lancaster County Sheriff

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neglect at 6601 contacting Justin, he's standing by the front doors, believes his children are being neglected by their mother, but would not share any more information with us.
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At 6601.

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