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09/01/2026

On August 19, 2026, David City Police received information from a David City Golf Board Member regarding stolen golf equipment from the Par IV Golf Course that was being resold at a store in Lincoln.

They were able to identify specific clubs that they knew were stolen from Par IV. Chief Schnell reached out to the store to obtain the identity of the individual who brought in the items. It is difficult to trace stolen items due to the large number of stores that buy and resell them.

Once this information was acquired, the David City Police contacted that individual, who then consented to a search of their residence.

During the search, numerous stolen items were discovered, all of which had been reported missing throughout the year. The items were seized, and due to their large quantity, it took several days for the rightful owners to come and identify them.

This investigation resolved approximately ten theft cases from this year, with most of the stolen items recovered.

The David City Police would like to express their gratitude to the David City Golf Board Member, who alerted Chief Schnell about seeing the stolen golf items at a store in Lincoln for resale.

Without this valuable tip, these thefts may have remained unsolved.

This individual was arrested on an outstanding warrant, burglary, and possession of methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia.

09/01/2026

On July 15th, 2026, a driver was pulled over for exceeding the speed limit, traveling at 60 miles per hour in a 35-mile-per-hour zone. During the traffic stop, the officer received multiple conflicting explanations from the driver regarding his destination and the identity of the vehicle's renter, raising suspicion. As a result, another officer was called in to assist.

The driver possessed only an Israeli international driver's license. Since he did not have a valid operator's license, he was cited for speeding and for not having a license, and his vehicle was towed. The vehicle was a rental from Illinois.

During an inventory search of the vehicle, officers discovered several suspicious items, including a machine for making vehicle keys, programming equipment to reprogram vehicle keys, a box of unprogrammed automobile keys, lock pick sets, and other key-making tools. The driver offered various explanations for possessing these items, none of which were convincing.

Because the driver was from Israel, a Nebraska State Investigator from the Motor Vehicle Fraud Unit was contacted, who subsequently called personnel from Homeland Security to verify the driver's status. Agents from Homeland Security visited the David City Police Department to speak with the driver, who was ultimately released by them.

Chief Schnell was later informed by Homeland Security and the Nebraska State Investigator that the seized items would be picked up by these two agencies for further investigation. It was revealed that this case might be part of a nationwide investigation into vehicle thefts involving similar equipment used to steal vehicles without a key. The equipment seized can also reprogram vehicles and disable tracking systems, allowing stolen vehicles to be sent possibly overseas.

The David City Police effectively identified inconsistencies in the driver's statements and recognized that the equipment found in the vehicle was not typical for most individuals to possess.

Thank you to Homeland Security and the Nebraska Motor Vehicle Fraud Investigator for their assistance and for continuing the investigation.

08/31/2026

NO MORE WARNINGS WILL BE GIVEN. VIOLATIONS WILL BE GIVEN TO THE CITY CLERK TO FINE THE PROPERTY OWNER!!!!
PLEASE DO NOT MOW GRASS CLIPPINGS INTO THE STREETS!!

SECTION 7-504: DEBRIS ON STREETS; VIOLATION; FINE
It shall be unlawful for any person to drop or cause to be left upon any city highway, street or alley, except at places designated by the City Council, any rubbish, debris, grass, grass clippings or waste. It is hereby the duty of the designated city law enforcement officers to investigate and document any violation of this section and make a report of such violation to the council. Upon receipt of such violation notice, the city clerk shall fine the responsible party in an amount set by resolution of the City Council and kept on file in the office of the city clerk. For the purposes of this section, “person” shall include the owner of the property from which the grass cuttings originate, the person legally entitled to occupy the premises, and/or any person who caused the grass cuttings to be placed onto the street. (Ord. No. 1063, 12/12/07
SECTION 7-601: VIOLATION; PENALTY
Any person who shall violate or refuse to comply with the enforcement of any of the provisions of this chapter, set forth at full length herein or incorporated by reference, shall be deemed guilty of an offense and upon conviction thereof shall be fined not more than $500.00 for each offense. A new violation shall be deemed to have been committed every 24 hours of such failure to comply. (Ord. No. 1119, 1/13/10)

One of our favorite moments during our shifts is getting to go to the schools and eat lunch, watch a sport, or event. An...
08/27/2026

One of our favorite moments during our shifts is getting to go to the schools and eat lunch, watch a sport, or event. And today Sergeant Hilger and Officer Winkler ate with the David City Preschool kids! I would say from everyone's smiles it was a fun time! Thankyou to our local schools for always welcoming and inviting us!!

Congratulations to Officer Jackson Winkler, our newest addition to DCPD, who graduated from NLETC today. Welcome to the ...
08/20/2026

Congratulations to Officer Jackson Winkler, our newest addition to DCPD, who graduated from NLETC today. Welcome to the team!

David City Police will be participating in the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign. NDOT and NHTSA and law enforce...
08/18/2026

David City Police will be participating in the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign. NDOT and NHTSA and law enforcement will be working together during this time to look for impaired drivers.
In 2022 47% of drivers nationwide who were killed in crashes over Labor Day Weekend were intoxicated with a BAC over .08 or higher.
Last year, Nebraska recorded 38 alcohol involved fatality crashes, and law enforcement cited/arrested over 8,000 drivers for DUI.

PLEASE HAVE A DESIGNATED DRIVER! PLEASE JUST WALK HOME! PLEASE JUST STAY THE NIGHT IF YOU ARE TOO IMPAIRED! PLEASE KNOW YOUR LIMITS AND STOP BEFORE YOU BECOME TOO IMPAIRED TO DRIVE, PLEASE STAY SAFE, AND DRIVE SAFE!!
DO NOT DRIVE IF YOU HAVE BEEN DRINKING!!!!

Effects of Alcohol Consumption
Information in this table shows the BAC level at which the effect usually is first observed, and has been gathered from a variety of sources including the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, the American Medical Association, and www.webMD.com.

School starts this week! Please remember that school zones are 15 miles per hour! Stay safe!! Watch for kids and follow ...
08/11/2026

School starts this week! Please remember that school zones are 15 miles per hour! Stay safe!! Watch for kids and follow speed limits!

08/11/2026

Statistics on the Speeding Prevention Campaign David City Police was involved in through NDOT
50 total stops resulting in 17 citations for speeding
4 other citations issued for other offenses
1 arrest for Driving under Suspension
2 arrests for Assault
Please remember to slow down and follow the posted speed limits!!

08/07/2026

We have received numerous concerns and complaints about children of all ages riding electric scooters and e-bikes. We are currently working on ordinances to ensure everyone’s safety. We want to remind everyone to please stop at intersections and look for cars! All riders must obey the rules of the road, just as if they were riding a bicycle. The David City Police will continue to stop and speak with drivers who violate these rules. Your electric scooter or e-bike can and will be impounded if you are found to be riding recklessly or in a dangerous manner.

Here are some key safety recommendations for electric scooter or e-bike riders:

- **Helmet Use**: Always wear a helmet to protect against head injuries.
- **Speed Control**: Maintain a safe speed and be aware of your surroundings. Watch for cars, and pedestrians.
- **Traffic Rules**: Follow all traffic laws that apply to bicycles.
- **Visibility**: Wear reflective clothing so you can be easily seen.
- **STOP at ALL intersections and look both ways!**

Please stay safe!

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490 E Street
David City, NE
68632

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