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Tom Stanton

Tom Stanton

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News Director, KLIN-AM (Lincoln,NE)

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  • Bill That Would Strengthen Protection Order Laws Advances

    By Tom Stanton Verified| KLIN-AM (Lincoln,NE) Verified A bill aimed at strengthening Nebraska’s protection order laws received first-round approval from lawmakers on Monday. Syracuse Sen. Bob Hallstrom introduce LB80, which  would consolidate existing state laws regarding protective orders for domestic abuse, sexual assault and harassment into a single Protection Orders Act. Under the bill, protection orders could be issued initially for one or two years, depending on the evidence presented and the court’s discretion, and would be renewable.

    By Tom Stanton Verified · KLIN-AM (Lincoln,NE)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Woman Arrested For Assaulting Man During Street Fight

    By Tom Stanton Verified| KLIN-AM (Lincoln,NE) Verified Lincoln Police have arrested a 24-year-old woman who they say punched and kicked a man who was involved in a fight near 12th and ‘E’ Street last Wednesday night. LPD took Sarah Mangloack into custody Monday night and she was booked for first degree assault. Lincoln Police were sent to that location to investigate an assault. Public Information Officer Erika Thomas says when officers arrived found two men lying in the street bleeding.

    By Tom Stanton Verified · KLIN-AM (Lincoln,NE)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Bill That Would Strengthen Protection Order Laws Advances

    By Tom Stanton Verified| KLIN-AM (Lincoln,NE) Verified A bill aimed at strengthening Nebraska’s protection order laws received first-round approval from lawmakers on Monday. Syracuse Sen. Bob Hallstrom introduce LB80, which  would consolidate existing state laws regarding protective orders for domestic abuse, sexual assault and harassment into a single Protection Orders Act. Under the bill, protection orders could be issued initially for one or two years, depending on the evidence presented and the court’s discretion, and would be renewable.

    By Tom Stanton Verified · KLIN-AM (Lincoln,NE)

    Apr. 15, 2025

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KLIN-AM (Lincoln,NE)

United States, United States