On the morning of December 2, 2019, a dog walker in Omaha found a man’s body in a residential yard near Ash and Weir Streets; medics pronounced him dead just before 8 a.m. The victim was identified as 21-year-old Dustin Moheng, a White male, and police opened a homicide investigation.

Detectives concluded Moheng had been shot earlier at a different location near Norris Middle School, in a neighborhood west of 120th and Q streets. Prosecutors say the killing grew out of an accusation that Moheng had stolen $400 to $600 worth of marijuana. Allegations state he was followed after an argument, shot, and when attackers believed he was still alive they returned about 30 minutes later; one person allegedly fired a second shot and told investigators it was to end Moheng’s suffering. His body was left in the yard where it was found.

Within days authorities arrested several people: Davion Wallace, 19, charged with first-degree murder and a firearms enhancement; Daniel Camerlinck, 19, later charged with attempted murder and a weapons offense for the second shot; Caleb Lott, 18, charged as an accessory; Beth-Anne Riskowski, mid-30s, charged with first-degree murder for allegedly selling the .22 revolver used in the crime; and Adam Stugart, 28, accused of helping dispose of the weapon. By January 2020 prosecutors dismissed the accessory case against Stugart and other charges were moving through court.

Does anyone have information about Moheng’s movements on December 2, 2019, or the neighborhood west of 120th and Q streets?