Woman and infant hospitalized, man arrested after abduction and pursuit in east Lincoln, police say

LPD: Suspect knew woman and infant

August 17, 2026Updated: August 17, 2026

By 10/11 NOW

Woman and infant hospitalized, man arrested after abduction and pursuit in east Lincoln, police say

The pursuit ended when Schroeder crashed into another car near 56th Street and Old Cheney Road.(10/11)

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