LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — A 36-year-old man has been accused of chasing a woman and man with a butcher knife outside of an apartment in Lincoln.

Lincoln police say Gaye Jackson was arrested following the incident Monday on the city’s north side. He faces several charges, including two counts of terroristic threats and second-degree domestic assault.

Court records do not list an attorney for Jackson.

Officer Katie Flood says Jackson went to the home of the woman, whom he knows, and become upset. He is accused of finding the butcher knife in the kitchen and chasing the 23-year-old woman and her 26-year-old boyfriend. There were also two toddlers in the home.

The Lincoln Journal Star reports (https://bit.ly/1SvnpD1 ) Jackson had a small cut on his hand at the time of his arrest.

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — A woman accused of trespassing into a Nebraska zoo to pet a tiger has pleaded not guilty to charges.

An attorney for Jacqueline Eide entered the plea Tuesday on behalf of his client. She faces charges that include trespassing and criminal mischief.

The 33-year-old Eide is accused of trespassing at Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo following a social function on Halloween at the facility. Authorities say she was bitten by a tiger when she reached into an exhibit.

Eide went to a local hospital for treatment to a severe hand wound. Police say she acted aggressively and appeared to be intoxicated.

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Police say they’ve arrested the man who provided a handgun used to kill a 19-year-old Plattsmouth man in a Lincoln drug deal gone bad.

Police say the man was arrested on Sunday. Online court records don’t show that he’s been charged.

Officers sent to the site of the shooting early Sunday morning found Richard Randall Jr. and 18-year-old Angok Wal, of Bellevue. Randall had been killed and Wal was wounded.

Later Sunday police arrested three other men in the shooting, but court records don’t show they’ve been charged. Police say the three have

The body of an adult female recovered from the Missouri River near Nebraska City, in Otoe County, on Monday, Nov. 23, has been identified.

Investigators with the Nebraska State Patrol received information from the Council Bluffs Police Department (CBPD) the end of last week reference a missing female.

An autopsy was performed and the body was identified through dental records on Monday, Nov. 30, as Jennifer Giles, 40, of Council Bluffs, Iowa.

Giles had been reported as missing by her family to the Council Bluffs Police Department onOctober 28.  Results of the autopsy are pending. The Nebraska State Patrol is assisting the CBPD with its ongoing investigation.

Giles’ body was discovered in the Missouri River on Monday evening, Nov. 23, in an area north of the Omaha Public Power District (OPPD) power plant.  A trapper reported the body to the Otoe County Sheriff’s Office and the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission.

On November 29, 2015, at 8:47 p.m., officers with the Lincoln Police Department responded to the report of suspicious activity in the area of N. 73rd and Adams. An officer contacted two people seated inside a parked car, affixed with stolen license plates. A man, seated in the driver’s seat, was found to have two felony warrants out of Merrick County. One warrant was for Terroristic Threats, the second for Obstructing a Peace Officer. Two other officers arrived on scene and were assisting with the arrest when the man stated he “wasn’t going to jail” and began to struggle with officers. During the intense physical confrontation, one officer was placed in a headlock and punched several times in the face. The assailant then produced a handgun, firing it. One officer was shot in the right arm. When the assailant pointed the gun again, possibly preparing to fire, he was shot by an officer. The man, Zachary J. Grigsby, a 29-year-old from Central City, died at the scene.

During the incident, the passenger in the vehicle fled into a nearby residence. Officers surrounded the home and ultimately took five people into custody. All five were interviewed and released. The investigation is ongoing. Upon conclusion, it will be turned over to the Lancaster County Attorney’s Office for review. This incident is considered an in-custody death and will also be presented to a grand jury.

The two injured officers were transported to local hospitals. One was treated and released for head injuries, the other is still hospitalized for treatment. All three officers directly involved are on administrative leave. An internal investigation is being conducted to ensure department policies and procedures were followed.

The identities of the officers involved are not being released at this time.

KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) — A Kansas man is being held on $10 million bond after police were made aware of his missing 7-year-old son and found unidentified human remains on his property.

Michael A. Jones made his first court appearance Monday. The 44-year-old Kansas City bail bondsman is charged with child abuse, aggravated battery and aggravated assault with a firearm.

Prosecutors say he doesn’t appear to have an attorney.

Police were called to Jones’ home Wednesday to respond to an unspecified disturbance. While there, investigators were told Jones’ son had been missing “for an extended period of time.”

Police didn’t say who told officers about the boy, but say human remains were later found in Jones’ barn. Prosecutors say Jones is accused of assaulting a woman and “torturing or cruelly beating” his 7-year-old son.

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — A 29-year-old Nebraska man who was fatally shot during a confrontation with police in Lincoln told officers he wouldn’t go to jail.

Lincoln Police released more details Monday about the incident Sunday that left two officers injured.

Police Chief Jim Peschong says one officer was shot in the arm and another was punched while being held in a headlock during the incident.

The officers were investigating suspicious activity in the northeast Lincoln neighborhood when they found the man who had a felony arrest warrant.

Peschong has not released the identity of the man from Central City because his family has not been notified.

Both officers will be on leave while the incident is investigated.

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Some landowners in northwest Lancaster County say they’re relieved to see the end of deer firearm season and once again can feel safe being outside.

The eight-day season ended Nov. 22. Residents Ken White and Kim Minge, who both have 20-acre plots north of Branched Oak Lake, say the surrounding areas are prime hunting ground and they try to stay inside to avoid any close calls. White says he has had an incident nearly every year since he moved to the area in 1981.

Lancaster County Sheriff Terry Wagner said his deputies respond to complaints of gunshots during hunting season nearly every year. The sheriff says there have been no hunting accidents in the county this year.

According to the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, there have been seven nonfatal hunting accidents statewide this year.

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Two Nebraska officers were wounded and a man fatally shot during a confrontation Sunday evening, police said.

Lincoln Police Chief Jim Peschong said one of the officers was shot and the other physically assaulted but neither injury was life threatening.

A police statement said the confrontation happened when officers responded to a report of suspicious activity. They found a man with a felony arrest warrant. While he was being taken into custody he drew a gun.

“There was a confrontation and exchange of gunfire. The man was fatally wounded and two Lincoln Police Department officers were injured,” the statement said.

Police surrounded a nearby home and took five people into custody. The identities of those involved were not immediately released.

Local resident Robert Lenzen told The Associated Press that he could hear the shooting from his home and saw a person down in the street.

Lenzen said he was sitting in his living room watching television when he heard loud pops and police cars converged on the area.