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Investigations

Criminal Investigations Division (CID)

The Criminal Investigations Division (CID) of the Cass County Sheriff's Office is staffed by two highly skilled plain-clothed investigators who handle some of the county's most serious and complex cases. Their work includes investigating major crimes, drug violations, and supporting the Road Patrol with ongoing investigations.

Beyond their casework, CID investigators mentor newer deputies, sharing their experience and expertise to strengthen the entire agency's investigative capabilities.

Collaboration and Specialized Task Forces

Cass County investigators maintain strong working relationships with other law enforcement agencies, enabling effective information sharing and collaboration across jurisdictions. They actively serve on the:

  • Nebraska Human Trafficking Task Force (Southeast Region)

  • Nebraska Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force

Areas of Focus

Family Crimes Investigator

  • Investigates child abuse and neglect, sexual assaults of children, abuse or neglect of vulnerable adults, and serious adult sexual assault cases requiring detailed evidence collection

  • Works closely with the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services, Child Advocacy Centers, and the Cass County Attorney's Office

General Crimes Investigator

  • Handles felony and major misdemeanor cases, securing subpoenas and search warrants as needed

  • Investigates drug offenses, financial crimes, internet and computer crimes, theft, identity theft, burglaries, and death investigations

Professional Expertise

Both investigators are skilled in evidence collection and analysis, conducting interviews with victims, witnesses, and suspects, and preparing thorough reports for the Cass County Attorney's Office to support prosecution. Their dedication ensures that every investigation is handled with precision, professionalism, and a commitment to justice for the people of Cass County.

Submit a Tip

If you have information that could assist our investigators, you can submit a tip online. Your information will be reviewed promptly and may help solve ongoing cases. 

Select this link to SUBMIT A TIP. 

Crime Tip Hotline  800-527-3699 or submit via Email