Marlene Novotny
- Adjunct Professor
- School of Criminology and Criminal Justice
- 218 CPACS | 6001 Dodge Street
- Omaha, NE 68182
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Education
MPA with criminal justice specialty, University of Nebraska at OmahaProfessional Experience and Expertise
Ms. Novotny currently serve as a sergeant with the Omaha Police Department's Special Victims Unit, supervising detectives investigating felony crimes against children and working as a part of a multi-disciplinary team at Project Harmony in Omaha. She is also a member of the Officer Involved Incident Team that investigates all deaths or serious injury of persons in police custody. Novotny has been a member of the Omaha Police Department since 2002 and prior to that, served as a Deputy Sheriff with the Douglas County Sheriff's Office for almost 11 years. Novotny assists in training current officers and new recruits in arenas of child abuse, sexual assault, domestic violence, and the trauma and lethality factors associated with those fields. Novotny received the Omaha Police Distinguished Service Award in 2019 and Project Harmony's Kids First Award in 2017.
Additional Information
Education
MPA with criminal justice specialty, University of Nebraska at OmahaProfessional Experience and Expertise
Ms. Novotny currently serve as a sergeant with the Omaha Police Department's Special Victims Unit, supervising detectives investigating felony crimes against children and working as a part of a multi-disciplinary team at Project Harmony in Omaha. She is also a member of the Officer Involved Incident Team that investigates all deaths or serious injury of persons in police custody. Novotny has been a member of the Omaha Police Department since 2002 and prior to that, served as a Deputy Sheriff with the Douglas County Sheriff's Office for almost 11 years. Novotny assists in training current officers and new recruits in arenas of child abuse, sexual assault, domestic violence, and the trauma and lethality factors associated with those fields. Novotny received the Omaha Police Distinguished Service Award in 2019 and Project Harmony's Kids First Award in 2017.