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Sep 22, 2026
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Lincoln police capture felon after high‑speed pursuit causing three crashes

Early on the morning of September 22, a coordinated effort by the Omaha Metro Fugitive Task Force and the Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office culminated in the safe apprehension of 30‑year‑old Travon Green. Green, wanted on multiple felony warrants, fled a residence in Omaha and entered a red Nissan Sentra, prompting a high‑speed pursuit that spanned more than 70 miles.

Chase timeline

Task‑force officers first observed Green leaving the residence and getting into the vehicle. When they attempted to box him in, Green deliberately struck an officer’s car and accelerated onto Interstate 80. The Lancaster County Sheriff’s Criminal Interdiction Unit, stationed on I‑80, received an alert to monitor the suspect’s vehicle. Officers located the Nissan near mile marker 409, traveling eastbound, and initiated a pursuit that quickly escalated to speeds of 90‑100 mph.

Green exited I‑80 at Exit 405 and continued onto Highway 77. At that point the Nissan collided with a Jeep Cherokee and a semi‑tractor trailer, creating three separate crashes along the highway corridor. Despite the dangerous conditions, Chief Deputy Ben Houchin confirmed that no injuries were reported among the motorists or law‑enforcement personnel involved.

Arrests and charges

Following the collisions, officers were able to stop Green and take him into custody. He was found to be traveling with a 31‑year‑old passenger, who was also arrested at the scene. Green now faces charges of flight to avoid arrest, felon‑in‑possession of a firearm, possession of a stolen firearm, and all outstanding warrants. The passenger was charged with possession of a stolen firearm.

Chief Deputy Houchin emphasized the broader impact of the operation, stating, “This is why Lincoln‑Lancaster County’s crime rate is so low. Because we are taking individuals like him off the street. He has been in the pin twice already for the same things. This is his third time.” He also reiterated his longstanding concern about high‑risk pursuits, describing the incident as “dangerous and maddening.”

Community safety implications

The successful resolution of this multi‑jurisdictional chase underscores the effectiveness of collaborative law‑enforcement efforts in the region. By swiftly sharing intelligence and coordinating resources across city and county lines, agencies were able to neutralize a potentially violent suspect without endangering the public.

Residents of Lincoln and the surrounding Lancaster County can take reassurance from the fact that local authorities remain vigilant and proactive in addressing threats to public safety. The incident also serves as a reminder of the importance of supporting law‑enforcement initiatives that prioritize the removal of repeat offenders from the streets.


Original reporting: KLKN-TV – News, Weather and Sports for Lincoln, Nebraska — read the source article.

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