Mountain lion caught on cameras in Lancaster County

Lancaster County Sheriff's Office confirms mountain lion sighting in Bennet, Nebraska
The Lancaster County Sheriff's Office confirmed that a mountain lion was sighted in the Bennet area. Home surveillance and game cameras captured photos and video of the animal between 1 a.m. and 3 a.m. Sunday, authorities said. The mountain lion was moving east, away from Bennet, which is about 20 miles southeast of Lincoln.
‘Too close for comfort’: Mountain lion caught on cameras in Lancaster County
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – A mountain lion was roaming in Bennet early Sunday morning. A camera picked it up in town as it walked through driveways around 1:45 a.m. Then, the cougar moved east, near 176th Street and Bennet Road. Shelby Schomerus said her dog wouldn’t stop barking, so she got up to check their trail camera.
Lancaster County officials share safety tips following mountain lion sighting
After a mountain lion was spotted in a Bennet resident’s front yard early Sunday morning, the Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office is offering advice on what to do if you encounter one.
Mountain lion spotted on trail camera east of Bennet, Sheriff's Office says
A mountain lion was spotted on a trail camera near Bennet early Sunday, the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office said.
Lancaster County Sheriff's Office confirms mountain lion sighting in Nebraska
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Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office confirms mountain lion sighting
The Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office confirmed a mountain lion sighting on Sunday. LSO was contacted regarding a possible mountain lion sighting one mile east of Bennet, south of 176th and Bennet Road.
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VIEWER VIDEO: Mountain lion spotted on homeowner's camera in Bennet
LPD officials say additional officers will be on patrol throughout the city from Nov. 23 - Dec. 1, with a zero-tolerance policy for drivers caught not wearing a seatbelt.
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