Omaha Man Sentenced for Roles in Shootings
Travell Richard received a prison term for his involvement in two separate Omaha shooting incidents.
Updated on Sept. 24, 2026 in Violence
Travell Richard, 20, was sentenced to 4 to 12 years in prison after pleading no contest to terroristic threats, evidence tampering, and a felony weapons charge. The sentencing follows his connection to two shootings that occurred in late 2025.
Why it matters
The sentencing concludes one part of a broader legal investigation into multiple violent incidents in Omaha. Authorities have been processing various defendants involved in these cases over the past several months.
Travell Richard received a 4 to 12 year prison sentence, while co-defendant Deandre Bradley faces a jury trial beginning Nov 4, 2026. Other participants in the case series received penalties ranging from three years probation to 21 years in prison.
The players
Travell Richard
He is a 20-year-old defendant who pled no contest to charges including terroristic threats and weapons possession.
Dontryl Nunn-Love
He is a co-defendant who was sentenced to 3 to 13 years in prison earlier in 2026.
Lakira Thomas
She is a co-defendant who received a prison sentence of up to 21 years.
Ronnie Simmons
He is a co-defendant who received three years of probation.
Deandre Bradley
He is a defendant awaiting a jury trial scheduled for November 2026.
The details
Richard entered a no contest plea to charges stemming from shootings near 30th and L streets and 30th Street and Martin Avenue. The latter incident resulted in critical injuries to a 21-year-old victim.
Timeline
Oct 31, 2025: A shooting occurred at a restaurant near 30th and L streets.
Nov 1, 2025: A shooting near 30th Street and Martin Avenue critically injured a 21-year-old man.
April 2026: Dontryl Nunn-Love was sentenced for his role in the case.
June 2026: Lakira Thomas received a sentence of up to 21 years.
Sept 23, 2026: Travell Richard was sentenced in Omaha court.
Legal Context
This case follows the pattern set by the ongoing Omaha multi-defendant shooting investigation. The sentencing marks a significant judicial step in a complex series of prosecutions linked to multiple violent incidents across the city.
The conclusion of this case brings resolution to a series of violent events that impacted the neighborhoods near 30th Street. Local residents and business owners can expect the legal status of the remaining defendants to be clarified in upcoming court dates.
The takeaway
The sentencing serves as a reminder of the extended legal timeline required when multiple defendants are involved in separate violent offenses. Citizens should remain aware of upcoming trial dates to stay informed about local public safety outcomes.
What happens next
Deandre Bradley is scheduled to begin a jury trial on Nov 4, 2026.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by KETV.
