Teenager sentenced to prison for assault in north Omaha shooting
A teenager will serve time behind bars for a 2024 shooting that injured a woman in Omaha.Say Paw was sentenced to two to four years in prison for two counts of second-degree felony assault. He was given credit for 283 days served.Previous coverage: Teenager pleads no contest to assault in north Omaha shootingIn December 2024, Paw, 21-year-old A Nwet, and five other teens, who are also charged as adults, beat two victims, leading a third victim to pull out a gun, according to officials.Omaha police said 22-year-old Jazlynn Espinoza pulled out the gun to defend her husband.One of the teens and Nwet shot Espinoza, investigators said. She was taken to the hospital.NAVIGATE: Home | Weather | Local News | National | Sports | Newscasts on demand |
