PUBLIC COURT DOCUMENT

Count 1 – Commit Child Abuse Negligently / No Injury

The charge is categorized as a Class I misdemeanor.

The complaint states that on or about June 29, 2025, in Sarpy County, the defendant allegedly:

• Negligently caused or permitted a minor child (identified by initials) to be placed in a situation that endangered the child’s life or physical or mental health, or cruelly confined or punished the child, or deprived the child of necessary food, clothing, shelter, or care, in violation of Nebraska Revised Statute § 28-707.

 Charges Listed

The complaint alleges three counts arising from events on or about January 16, 2022, in Douglas County, Nebraska:

Count 1 – Criminal Mischief ($1,500–$4,999)

(Class I Misdemeanor)

Alleging intentional or reckless damage to the property of Angela Agosta, or causing pecuniary loss in the specified amount range.

Count 2 – Violation of Restrictions of Carry Handgun Permit

(Class III Misdemeanor)

Alleging unlawful carrying of a concealed handgun in violation of Nebraska concealed carry restrictions.

Count 3 – Assault and Battery

(Omaha Municipal Code § 20-61(2))

Alleging that the defendant unlawfully struck, attempted to strike, caused bodily injury, or placed Angela Agosta in fear of imminent bodily harm.

 Warrantless Arrest Affidavit – Douglas County, Nebraska

This document is a Warrantless Arrest Affidavit filed in the County Court of Douglas County, Nebraska  . It outlines the arrest of Abraham M. Wagner on January 16, 2022, following an incident reported to the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office.

According to the affidavit, law enforcement responded to a disturbance involving Angela Agosta. The reporting officer documents statements that an argument occurred, during which property damage allegedly took place, including damage to a vehicle (a 2020 BMW SUV) and broken windows. The affidavit also notes visible injuries observed on the reporting party and documents observations made by responding deputies.

The listed charges in the affidavit include:

• Domestic assault (3rd degree)
• Child abuse
• Criminal mischief ($1,500–$4,999)
• Possession of a controlled substance
• Possession of a firearm while committing a felony
• Concealed weapon violation

The document reflects the officer’s sworn statement summarizing the alleged events and probable cause for arrest. It does not represent a conviction or final court outcome; it is a charging document used to initiate criminal proceedings.

 On May 5, 2025, the District Court of Sarpy County, Nebraska, granted a one-year renewal of a domestic abuse protection order.

Under Nebraska law, such an order may be issued when a court finds that the petitioner has alleged facts demonstrating domestic abuse as defined by statute and that protective relief is warranted.

The order includes no-contact provisions, restrictions on harassment or threats, removal from a listed residence, and firearm restrictions.

This is a civil protection order issued pursuant to Nebraska Revised Statutes §§ 42-924 and 42-925.

On January 19, 2022, the Douglas County Court issued a “Commitment in Default of Bail” order in State v. Abraham M. Wagner. The document indicates that bail was set at $10,000 (10% allowed) and that the defendant was to be held in custody until bond was posted or discharged by due process of law. The case included misdemeanor charges of criminal mischief, violation of permit holder restrictions, and third-degree assault and battery. A no-contact condition was also noted.

 Case Summary

District Court of Douglas County, Nebraska

Case ID: CI 18 0000276

Case Title: Alexander A. George v. Abraham M. Wagner

Classification: Petition and Affidavit to Obtain Harassment Protection Order

Filed: January 12, 2018

Assigned Judge: Wheelock 

Section 9 – Description of Most Recent Acts of Harassment

A. Date/Time: Dec 29, 2017

He wrote that he went by the respondent’s house and saw him there. He believed the respondent was with his wife and accused him of being involved with her.

He states that he was grabbed and attacked.

He claims the respondent sent threatening text messages saying he would “finish the job.”

He also wrote that the respondent claimed he had sexual intercourse with his wife.

He further alleges that the respondent texted him saying, “I’m coming for you soon you fat f***,” and told him to “see you soon.”

He wrote that the respondent said, “I am on oxygen and he did threaten to kill me,” and that he gave texts as evidence.

He also states that his son was involved or present and that threats were made toward his wife and son.

He describes the respondent as being “6’4,” aggressive, and a “maniac fighter.”

C. Date/Time: December (additional entry)

He wrote that there were threatening texts and that over the phone the respondent threatened his life, and that during the altercation he “shaved” or struck him.

Minor Child Listed

On page 3  , he lists a minor child (age 7) as an additional petitioner and writes that the child is his son.

 Case Summary

County Court of Sarpy County, Nebraska

Case ID: CR 25 0004142 

Filed: August 14, 2025

Classification: Class I Misdemeanor

Judge: Hon. S. Colin Palm

Charge

The case lists one count:

Commit Child Abuse Negligently / No Injury

(Class I Misdemeanor)

Offense date: June 29, 2025 

The defendant entered a Not Guilty plea  .

Current Status

As of October 1, 2025, the case is listed as Pre-Trial Diversion  .

Pre-Trial Diversion is a court-supervised program that diverts a case from traditional prosecution. The case has not proceeded to trial, and no conviction is listed in this summary.

A Diversion Check hearing is scheduled for February 18, 2026  .

Additional Information in the Summary

The document includes:

• Arresting officer (Papillion Police)  
• Party and attorney information  
• Court costs totaling $49.00, which were paid on February 9, 2026  
• A Register of Actions showing multiple continuances before diversion placement  

Neutral Context

This document is a court case summary reflecting:

• The formal filing of a misdemeanor charge
• A not-guilty plea
• Placement into a diversion program
• Ongoing court monitoring

It does not reflect a conviction or final adjudication of guilt.

 Case Summary

District Court of Douglas County, Nebraska

Case ID: CI 18 0000276 

Case Title: Alexander A. George v. Abraham M. Wagner

Classification: Protection Order – Harassment

Filed: January 12, 2018

Status: Closed January 16, 2018

Disposition: Dismissed by Court – Judge Denied 

Overview

This case was filed as a petition for a Harassment Protection Order in the District Court of Douglas County.

According to the register of actions and judge’s notes:

• The petition was filed on January 12, 2018.
• On January 16, 2018, the court denied the protection order.
• The judge signed an order dismissing the petition without a hearing  .

Parties

• Petitioner: Alexander A. George (self-represented)
• Respondent: Abraham M. Wagner  

Financial Information

The court record reflects that:

• No trust money was held by the court.
• No fee money was held by the court  .

Neutral Context

This document reflects that a harassment protection order was requested but was not granted. The petition was denied by the court and dismissed shortly after filing.

 Case Summary

County Court of Douglas County, Nebraska

Case ID: CR 22 0000921

Filed: January 19, 2022

Classification: Misdemeanor

Status: Closed (January 27, 2022)

Disposition: Guilty Plea/Admission in Court 

Charges & Outcome

Count 1 – Criminal Mischief ($1,500–$4,999)

• Class 1 Misdemeanor
• Offense date: January 16, 2022
• Plea changed to Guilty
• Finding: Guilty
• Sentence included:
  
  • $50 state fine
  • $2,291.14 restitution  

Count 2 – Violate Permitholder Restrictions (1st)

• Class 3 Misdemeanor
• Amended to: Dropped/Dismissed  

Count 3 – Assault and Battery

• Misdemeanor
• Amended to: Dropped/Dismissed  

Bond & Financial Details

• Bond set at $10,000 (10% allowed)  
• Restitution payments were made to Angela Agosta in the amounts of $850.00 and $1,441.14 (totaling $2,291.14)  
• State fine: $50.00  

Court costs and related fees are itemized throughout pages 2–3 of the case summary.

Procedural History

The Register of Actions (pages 4–5) shows:

• Bond filing and bond conditions
• Commitment in Default of Bail
• Order of release from custody
• Partial dismissal of certain counts
• Sentencing and journal entry
• Case closure on January 27, 2022  

Neutral Summary

This case resulted in a guilty plea to one count of Criminal Mischief (Class 1 Misdemeanor). Two additional misdemeanor charges were dismissed. Restitution and fines were paid, and the case was closed within the same month it was filed.

 Case Summary

County Court of Douglas County, Nebraska

Case ID: CR 22 0000879

Case Title: State of Nebraska v. Abraham M. Wagner

Classification: Criminal – Controlled Substance (Amended)

Filed: January 18, 2022

Status: Closed

Disposition: Guilty – Reduced to Attempt of a Class IV Felony (Class I Misdemeanor)

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Overview

This case was filed in the County Court of Douglas County as a criminal matter.

According to the register of actions and court record:

• The original charge was Possession of a Controlled Substance (Class IV Felony).
• The charge was later amended to Attempt of a Class IV Felony, classified as a Class I Misdemeanor.
• The defendant entered a guilty plea.
• The court entered a finding of guilty.
• Bond was set at $2,500 (10% allowed).
• The case was finalized on January 27, 2022.

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Sentence

The sentencing order reflects:

• A $500 state fine
• Court costs and statutory fees
• Case marked Closed (Reduced)

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Parties

• Plaintiff: State of Nebraska
• Defendant: Abraham M. Wagner

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Neutral Context

This document reflects a criminal case in which the original felony charge was amended to a misdemeanor-level offense. The defendant entered a guilty plea to the amended charge, and the case was closed following sentencing.

 Case Summary

County Court of Sarpy County, Nebraska

Case ID: CR 12 0004358

Citation No.: EE 8203778

Case Title: State v. Abraham M. Wagner

Classification: Misdemeanor – Class 3

Filed: July 19, 2012

Status: Closed July 20, 2012

Disposition: Guilty Plea by Waiver

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Overview

This case was filed in the County Court of Sarpy County as a misdemeanor traffic-related offense.

According to the court record  :

• The complaint was filed by the State of Nebraska on July 19, 2012.

• The charge was Failure to Display Proper Number of Plates (Class 3 Misdemeanor).

• The offense date was June 7, 2012.

• The defendant entered a guilty plea.

• The court entered a finding of Guilty.

• The sentence included a $25.00 state fine.

• The case was closed the following day on July 20, 2012.

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Parties

• Plaintiff: State of Nebraska

• Defendant: Abraham M. Wagner

Presiding Judge: The Honorable Robert C. Wester

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Financial Information

The court record reflects:

• A total payment of $73.00 was made to the court, which included:

• $25.00 State Fine
• Filing fees and statutory court costs
  • No trust money is currently held by the court.
  • No outstanding fee balance is held by the court  

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Neutral Context

This document reflects a misdemeanor traffic-related charge resulting in a guilty plea and payment of fines and court costs. The case was resolved quickly and closed within one day of filing.

 Case Summary

District Court of Sarpy County, Nebraska

Case ID: CI 17 0002194

Case Title: Abraham Wagner et al. v. Anil George

Classification: Protection Order – Harassment

Filed: February 27, 2017

Status: Closed December 28, 2017

Disposition: Uncontested Default

Source: 

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Overview

This case was filed as a petition for a Harassment Protection Order in the District Court of Sarpy County.

According to the register of actions and case details:

• A complaint/affidavit to obtain a harassment protection order was filed on December 27, 2017.

• A summons was issued to Anil George for personal service by the Douglas County Sheriff.

• On December 28, 2017, an ex parte harassment protection order was issued by the court.

• The disposition reflects “Uncontested Default,” meaning the respondent did not contest the order.

• A return of protection order indicates no service on Anil George, with service date listed as unknown.

The case is marked closed as of December 28, 2017.

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Parties

• Petitioner: Abraham Wagner (Self-Represented Litigant)

• Respondent: Anil George

Presiding Judge: The Honorable PaTricia A. Freeman

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Financial Information

The court record reflects that:

• No trust money was held by the court.

• No fee money was held by the court.

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Neutral Context

This document reflects that a harassment protection order was requested and an ex parte order was issued. The case was ultimately closed and classified as uncontested default, indicating the respondent did not formally contest the matter in court.