OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Police have made an arrest in a northeast Omaha shooting that killed one man and injured two others.

Omaha police say a 17-year-old male was booked Thursday on suspicion of three counts of being an accessory to a felony in the March 17 shooting death of 19-year-old Walter Griffin.

Officials say surveillance video shows a car Griffin was riding in leaving a convenience store parking lot when it was blocked by another car. A person is then seen shooting multiple times from the passenger side of the car on the street at Griffin’s car.

Griffin was pronounced dead at the scene. Another man and woman in Griffin’s car were injured and taken to a hospital.

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — A Lincoln man accused of raping a teenage girl has been arrested and charged.

19-year-old Tanner Book was charged Thursday with first-degree sexual assault of a minor.

Lincoln police say Book sexually assaulted a 15-year-old girl he knows inside a home in north Lincoln on March 4. The girl told police she said “no” several times and tried to physically fight off his advances.

The girl’s mother reported the incident March 14.

Book remained Friday in the Lancaster County Jail on $500,000 bond. Online court records do not yet list an attorney for Book.

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — A death penalty sentencing hearing has been postponed for a former doctor convicted of killing four people connected to an Omaha medical school.

A judge Thursday postponed the hearing after appointing the Nebraska Commission on Public Advocacy to help represent Anthony Garcia. The commission often represents those convicted in death penalty cases.

The hearing Thursday was to have helped a three-judge sentencing panel determine whether mitigating factors — such as childhood abuse or impaired mental capacity — exist that might spare Garcia the death penalty. A new hearing date was not immediately set.

In October, Garcia was convicted of killing the 11-year-old son and a housekeeper of Creighton University faculty member William Hunter in 2008, and killing pathology doctor Roger Brumback and his wife in 2013.

Prosecutors say Garcia blamed Hunter and Brumback for his 2001 firing from Creighton’s pathology residency program.

SEWARD, Neb. (AP) — A former treasurer of an eastern Nebraska golf course has been accused of embezzling from it.

Court records say 31-year-old Chaise Vegas is charged with two felony counts of theft. A phone listed for Vegas in Milford is no longer in service. His attorney didn’t immediately return a call Thursday from The Associated Press.

A court affidavit filed by Milford Police Chief Forrest Siebken says Vegas made unauthorized withdrawals totaling nearly $142,000 from two accounts for Thornridge Golf Course in Milford. He took over as treasurer in April 2015. The affidavit says all but around $3,600 has been repaid.

Vegas’ preliminary hearing is scheduled for April 26.

DUNCAN, Neb. (AP) — Authorities say a driver has been injured in a collision with a train in eastern Nebraska’s Platte County.

The crash occurred around 7:30 a.m. Wednesday at a rural crossing about a mile east of Duncan. The Platte County Sheriff’s Office says 18-year-old Rebecca Tworek, of rural Columbus, was headed south when her pickup truck rammed into the train. The crossing is not equipped with flashing warning lights or crossing arms.

Tworek was taken to Columbus Community Hospital. She was cited for failure to yield at a train crossing.

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — A bridge in Lincoln is being renamed in honor of a National Guard soldier killed in Afghanistan.

The bridge system spanning the Antelope Valley Parkway near the Bob Devaney Sports Center will be called the Staff Sgt. Patrick Hamburger Veterans Memorial Bridge.

Officials say Hamburger died in August 2011 when his helicopter was shot down. He was a CH-47 flight engineer assigned to the 2nd Battalion, 135th Aviation Regiment (General Support Aviation Battalion) of the Nebraska Army National Guard. He was a graduate of Lincoln Southeast High School.

A dedication ceremony is scheduled for 1 p.m. Friday at the Nebraska National Guard Spirit of 76 building that sits west of the Devaney Sports Center.

SALINA, Kan. (AP) — A 22-year-old Kansas man will be sentenced in June in the killing of a Lincoln, Nebraska, man at a Salina motel.

DiAntre Lemmie was found guilty Wednesday in Saline County of first-degree murder and five other charges in the April 2016 death of 32-year-old Adonis Loudermilk at the Starlite Motel. Lemmie will be sentenced June 19.

Loudermilk’s body was found at the north Salina motel parking lot.

Prosecutors say Loudermilk was shot during a botched robbery committed by Lemmie and a co-defendant, Amber Nicole Craig.

Craig pleaded guilty in February to second-degree murder, aggravated robbery and conspiracy to commit aggravated robbery.

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LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — The former owners of two Lincoln smoke shops have been found guilty by a federal jury in a drug conspiracy case.

Mother and son duo Sharon Elder and Allen Peithman, who owned Dirt Cheap and Island Smokes, were found guilty Tuesday of conspiracy to sell misbranded drugs, commit mail fraud, evade financial reporting and receive illicit profits.

The jury acquitted 70-year-old Elder and 38-year-old Peithman on eight of the 14 counts in the indictment, including distributing controlled substances and money laundering.

The jury’s deliberation on forfeiture of businesses and personal assets began Tuesday afternoon and continues Wednesday.

Elder faces up to 46 years in prison and Peithman faces up to 53. Elder says the two plan to appeal the verdict.