Suspects Stole Metal Planks From Omaha Business
The theft took place on August 15 at the GMS Werks location in Omaha.
Updated on Oct. 1, 2026 in Property Crime

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On August 15, suspects stole two 25-foot metal planks from GMS Werks in Omaha. The thieves spent two and a half minutes at the scene before driving away.
Why it matters
The theft resulted in a combined financial loss of nearly $2,400 for the local business. Identifying the suspects and recovering the stolen property remains a priority for local investigators.
Police have successfully identified the white Volvo sedan used in the crime and its registered owner. The investigation is ongoing, with Omaha Crime Stoppers accepting tips at 402-444-STOP.
The players
GMS Werks
This is the Omaha-based business that was targeted by the suspects during the theft.
Omaha Crime Stoppers
This nonprofit organization assists law enforcement by providing a secure channel for reporting criminal activity.
The details
The suspects arrived in a white Volvo sedan and loaded the heavy, 25-foot metal planks onto the vehicle's roof. A passenger hung out of the car window to steady the materials as the sedan drove away from the site.
Timeline
The theft at GMS Werks occurred on August 15.
Legal Context
This theft follows a pattern of property crime documented by the FBI Uniform Crime Reporting program. Local law enforcement agencies often rely on public tips to address these trends when physical evidence or witness accounts are limited.
Local businesses and residents are encouraged to report any suspicious activity to aid the ongoing police investigation. Authorities have issued a call for information via Omaha Crime Stoppers to help resolve the case.
The takeaway
Securing heavy equipment and outdoor assets can deter similar thefts in industrial areas. Property owners should remain vigilant and report vehicle information to local authorities if they witness suspicious activity.
Further reading
For more information on similar incidents in the area, visit the Property Crime section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by KETV.
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