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Auto burglary suspect extradited from Neb.
By Sarah Lison, Jackson Hole, Wyo.
Bail set for man shot by cops
By Kevin Cole
A judge set bail Thursday afternoon at $1 million for a man who was shot by four Omaha police officers after a chase
and a shoplifting incident.
William J. Worley, 43, faces multiple charges in connection with the May 11th incident, during which police say he
rammed the vehicle he was driving into two cruisers. He has been charged with five felony counts each of attempted
second-degree assault on an officer and use of a weapon other than a gun.
He also is charged with felony destruction of property, flight to avoid arrest, being a fugitive out of state and
misdemeanor destruction of property.
Worley was shot several times and was treated at the Nebraska Medical Center until he was released Tuesday and
taken to the Douglas County Jail.
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He appeared in court Thursday afternoon in a wheelchair with his right arm heavily bandaged.
The incident began at the Kohl's department store near 72nd and Pacific Streets. Police say Worley fired a pellet gun at
the store as two women accused of shoplifting were being chased out of the store.
A pellet gun was found in Worley's car, police said.
Douglas County Attorney Don Kleine said last week that it appeared officers were justified in shooting Worley, though
he said a final determination would come after he received reports on the incident.