Concise Research Group

"I can't breathe but it doesn't matter, because I have to get in there somehow." - Deputy Barry Barnett

Rarely do you find a person who so selflessly values the life of a stranger over their own. Lucky for all of us, Lancaster County Sheriff Nebraska is filled with these men and women.

Deputy, bystanders come to rescue during house fire A Lancaster County Sheriff's Office deputy was driving by a house in the 900 block of D Street when he noticed smoke Wednesday morning.

We're just one day into partnering with The Lancaster County Sheriff Nebraska, and data is already rolling in!

A big thank you to the anonymous civilians who've shared their stories so far, and to all of those destined to contribute yet this year.

We were first introduced to the Lancaster County Sheriff Nebraska in July 2016. The conversation was focused on our mutual interest in building trust, strengthening partnerships, and promoting constructive dialogues with the people of Lancaster County.

After six months of additional research, 15 ride-alongs, and a community policing conversation hosted at the Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center, we are pleased to announce that CRG has officially launched its first partnership in our home state!

Via these CRG survey cards, we are asking anyone who interacts with an LSO patrol deputy in the coming months to share his or her unique story. It typically takes less than three minutes to answer the questions and your anonymity is guaranteed at all times.