Man changes plea in connection with homicide at North Omaha motorcycle club
Published: Jan. 27, 2026 at 3:13 PM EST
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) – A man who was charged in connection to a fatal shooting outside of a North Omaha motorcycle club in 2024 has changed his plea.
Darnell Long, Jr., 29, pleaded no contest last week to charges of manslaughter, discharging a firearm at an occupied building and criminal attempt to alter physical evidence
Prosecutors alleged Long was responsible for the shooting of Alexander Whitcomb, 37 on Oct. 6, 2024 outside of the the Los-Diablos Motorcycle Club near 25th Street and Ames Avenue, and leaving another woman injured.
Police patrolling the area came across a disturbance near the club where “hundreds” were running from a scene with multiple people exchanging gunfire outside.
Officers located Whitcomb on the ground outside the club’s building. Medics performed CPR but he was declared dead shortly after being transported to the hospital.
The shooting sparked controversy, with the Omaha Police Officers Association calling for the closure of the club, claiming it’s a “magnet for violence.” In response, the club’s president — Danny Robinson — said his organization had nothing to do with the shooting and that they were helping Whitcomb, who had come to them after he had been shot.
Long is scheduled for sentencing March 30.
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