The landlord couple spent the night in jail Thursday after allegedly trashing a tenant’s belongings and changing keys while they were out of town for a funeral, despite the fact that they are now paying rent. .
Prosecutors charged David Buetgenbach, 66, and Shauna Buetgenbach, 61, with felony theft on Friday.
Court records say Lincoln police reported that on July 7, a 27-year-old woman was locked out of her rental home and missing her belongings.
A week and a half ago, on June 26, he received an email from his landlord asking him to come to his house the next day. The tenants asked for it to be delayed, but they said no.She wasn’t there the day after they moved in, so she left town for the funeral.
On July 4th, when my girlfriend went to her house to pick up her things, she noticed that her locks had been changed and she had a trash can in her driveway with all of her belongings.
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Police said they contacted landlords David and Shauna Büggenbach and found the house dirty and cluttered with broken windows covered in boards. It is said that they rolled everything off even though we paid for it.
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The couple said they gave the tenant a chance to get their belongings.
Police went to the house on July 6 and found the contents of the bin soaked in inches of water from an overnight rainstorm. .
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A portion of the new South Beltway intersection between US 77 and Lincoln was captured by a drone just outside the Lincoln city limits in Roca on Saturday, December 3, 2022. The South Beltway is scheduled to open on his December 14th, six months earlier than expected. The 11-mile highway is one of his largest construction projects to date.
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Allie Battenhorst of Nebraska celebrates after beating Kansas in the second round game of the NCAA Tournament at the Devaney Sports Center on Friday.
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Allie Battenhorst of Nebraska reacts after scoring against Kansas during the second round game of the NCAA Tournament at the Devaney Sports Center on Friday.
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Waverly Middle School teacher Caitlin Bell speaks with 7th graders Hayden Ryan (from left), Logan Haas, and Bailey Hitts during a language class in Waverly on Friday, December 2, 2022.
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Millard West’s Grace Kelly, 20, drives in for a layup against Lincoln East at East High School on Thursday.
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Nebraska’s Maggie Mendelsohn, 44, celebrated with her team after taking on Delaware State University in the first round of the NCAA Tournament at the Devaney Sports Center on Thursday.
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Miami’s Abby Cassiano, 15, defeated Kansas’ Rachel Langs, 2, in the first round of the NCAA Tournament at the Devaney Sports Center on Thursday.
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Nebraska assistant coach Mickey Joseph exits the Lancaster County Department of Corrections in Lincoln on Thursday, Dec. 1, 2022.
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Travis Mannschreck stocks records on Thursday, December 1, 2022, the first day of his business, First Day Vinyl Lincoln.
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Lincoln Fire & Rescue firefighters are investigating the damage after a fire broke out Thursday at the Ruskin Place apartment complex at 910 Rutland Drive. There was concern that his HVAC unit at the top of the building was causing roof sagging.
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On Monday morning, the nearly 40-foot blue spruce will be hoisted onto a trailer, transported to the State Capitol, and displayed in the Rotunda for the holiday season.
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Nebraska’s Juwan Gary, 4, calms the crowd after the Huskers beat Clayton at CHI Health Center Omaha on Sunday.
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Sam Volkmer (left), Matthew Bittinger (middle), and Alma Cerretta play board games at the Mana Games Cafe in Lincoln.
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Lincoln Southeast’s Mari Shoemaker has her hair fluttering as she heads to the basket past Millard North’s Jacob Martin during overtime at Lincoln Southeast High School on Friday.
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Nebraska’s CJ Wilcher (left) and Emmanuel Bandomell reacted after a foul call against the Huskers with nine seconds left in overtime in Saturday’s loss to Purdue at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
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Purdue’s Braden Smith will attempt to steal the ball from Nebraska’s Sam Griesel at the Pinnacle Bank Arena on Saturday.
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Samford’s Emily Bowman (left) tries to guard as Nebraska’s Allison Widener dribbles the ball down the court in Saturday’s third quarter at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
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Roper Elementary School fifth grader Estelle Soji jumps into the air for a Russian Toe Touch dance move as part of the backstage of the Lincoln Midwest Ballet Company in ballet, Thursday, December 8, 2022 in Lincoln. increase.
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From left to right, Nebraska’s Sam Hivey, Kendall Moriarty, Alison Widener and Karin Hake perform a three-pointer by Jazz Shelley (not pictured) against Wisconsin at the Pinnacle Bank Arena on Wednesday. celebrate the
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Simon and Rachel Lezak smile as a donated Christmas tree lights up on Sunday during the annual Nebraska Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony.
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Construction workers prepare to remove part of the East Stairwell during the demolition of Piper Hall Monday at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
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Bobby Purviance (middle) strapped to an Eksoskeleton by physiotherapist Taylor Z during a new technology presentation at Lincoln’s Brian West Campus on Tuesday, December 13, 2022. The Eksoskeleton is a computerized walking frame that supports patients’ weight as they learn to walk and regain mobility. It aims to benefit patients who learn to walk again after a stroke or brain or spinal trauma.In 2021, a donation from the Fraternal Order of Eagles will help Bryan’s more than 40 patients used new techniques for recovery.
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The former grandmother’s building at 6940 A St. has been demolished to make way for additional parking at the nearby Nebraska Orthopedic Center.
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Capitol Administrator Bob Ripley is leading a renovation of the building’s heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems, which is expected to be completed in 2026.
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Josh Atanas speaks to himself as he visits the grave of his friend Jacob Kraatz during the wreath laying ceremony at Waika Cemetery on Saturday.
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Truck traffic diverted from the former Nebraska 2 route through Lincoln as soon as the South Beltway opened Wednesday.
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Bryce Walker, a pharmacist at Cole Pharmacy in Lincoln, is working Thursday to fill prescriptions. Americans pay the highest prescription drug costs in the world, according to a consultant report. That’s more than double what people in Canada and the UK are paying for him.
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Sister Janelle Buttner talks with Colby Tran about his science homework at Martyrs Catholic School in North America on Friday.
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Austin Hart scoops up fresh snow from the sidewalks of 12th and O streets on Monday
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University of Nebraska-Lincoln President Ronnie Greene poses for a portrait at Lincoln’s Canfield Administration Building on Monday.
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A band of light hits GY Sgt. Timothy Olsen is trying to stay warm under a canvas tent at the wreath-laying ceremony at her Wyuka Cemetery on Saturday.
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Santa, a.k.a. Chris Boyer, makes children laugh for presents at Friday’s holiday event at Tower Square in downtown Lincoln.
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Lincoln High School’s Andrew Gaines (right) and Lincoln East’s Conor Hamilton react after Hamilton was called for a shooting foul at Lincoln High School on Thursday.
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Lincoln East’s Madison Adams tries to reel in a pass Thursday at Lincoln High School while being guarded by Lincoln High’s Nyawarga Jock.
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