Police in Troy, Missouri, say 29-year-old Raymond Davis of Des Moines, Iowa, and 20-year-old Krystal Martin of Hawk Point, Missouri, are jailed without bond, awaiting extradition to Nebraska.

Davis and Martin were arrested on June 30, but the arrests weren’t disclosed until Tuesday.

Troy police say in a news release that they were contacted by Bellevue, Nebraska, police on June 30. The Bellevue department had been tracking Davis’ movements and believed he was at or near the Walmart store in Troy.

Officers arrested Davis and Martin as they left the store.

Police have not disclosed details of the killing. Authorities in Bellevue did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office says deputies discovered the drugs in a car they tried to pull over early Wednesday morning on Interstate 80 in Omaha. Deputies say the car left the interstate and stopped in a parking lot in eastern Omaha.

The deputies searched the car after detecting the smell of marijuana coming from it.

Officials say they found 14 pounds of marijuana in numerous heat-sealed bags inside a black trash bag, nearly five pounds of cocaine and 23 containers of hash.

The driver and a passenger, both of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, were arrested. Officials say they were driving from Colorado to Iowa.

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — A convicted sex offender in Omaha has been imprisoned for distributing child pornography.

51-year-old Lawrence Quignon was sentenced Monday in U.S. District Court in Omaha to 15 years. He must serve 10 years of supervised release after he leaves prison. He’d pleaded guilty.

Prosecutors say Quignon admitted uploading images of child pornography onto an online chat service.

Quignon was previously convicted of sexual assault of a minor in Adams County in 1999. He is required by state law to register as a sexual offender for life.

Several firefighters suited up in their hazardous materials gear Wednesday for a training exercise with the department’s new safety tool. Federal grant money paid for the $46,000 mass spectrometer, which can identify 30,000 different substances.

The device identified the hazmat training substance in just seconds: baby powder.

Fire Capt. Nick Gangwish says the device will let authorities more quickly determine whether a suspicious substance poses a danger and whether public access can be resumed at some incident scene.

Anderson says Bussinger lived in Bassett.

An Omaha Police Department news release says two police officers working off-duty at the Guaca Maya restaurant heard gunshots just before 11:30 p.m. Sunday. They found the two victims just north of the restaurant.

Both were taken to Nebraska Medical Center, where one was pronounced dead. He’s been identified as 23-year-old Franco Gonzalez-Mendez. The wounded man was identified as 22-year-old Edgar Gonzalez-Mendez. Police spokesman Michael Pecha (PEH’-kuh) couldn’t confirm whether the two are related.

No arrests have been reported.

Woodbury County District Court records say the tests were ordered last week for 30-year-old Daniel Levering. He’s pleaded not guilty to the July 23 slaying of 36-year-old Vincent Walker, who lived in Winnebago, Nebraska.

Police say three people including Levering assaulted Walker while he was washing his car in Sioux City. Authorities have not reported the arrests of the two other people. Levering had been scheduled to begin trial Tuesday.

The judge said in his order that if the evaluation finds that Levering is not mentally competent for trial, the state must provide treatment if it’s believed Levering’s competency can be restored.

Thayer County Sheriff David Lee says 37-year-old Clayton Hergott was ejected and then trapped beneath the UTV after it went out of control Saturday about 1½ miles (3 kilometers) east of Hebron. Hergott was pronounced dead at the scene.

The sheriff says one of the UTV’s tires may have blown and caused the wreck.

Authorities say Stephen Cash died at a Hastings hospital July 10. He’d been taken there after being stricken following a fight with another man over ownership of a bicycle. Toxicology test results are still pending.

Police arrested the other man on suspicion of assault by mutual consent. Online court records don’t yet show that he’s been formally charged.