UPDATE 11:17 a.m. 11/28/2022:
On Monday the Shawnee County Sheriff's Office in Kansas released photos of Aldrick Scott, who is wanted in connection to the disappearance of Omaha woman, Cari Allen.
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Douglas County Sheriff Chief Deputy Wayne Hudson confirmed with 3 News Now that an arrest warrant has been issued for suspect Aldrick Scott in connection to missing Omaha woman, Cari Allen.
47-year-old Aldrick Scott is wanted for kidnapping and accessory to a felony, according to the arrest warrant issued in Douglas County Court.
The arrest warrant states Scott allegedly abducted Allen on Nov. 20.
Allen was last seen on Nov. 19 around 11 p.m. at her home near 168th and Blondo.
The Douglas County Sheriff's Office is looking to bring a resolution to the case. Chief Deputy Wayne Hudson confirmed, on Nov. 25, they are searching Pheasant Point Landfill and other areas such as the neighborhood near 168th and Blondo Streets.
A search warrant in Topeka, Kansas was executed in relation to Cari Allen's disappearance, on Nov. 22. The Topeka Police Department said it was assisting the Douglas County Sheriff's Office with an investigation, according to areport by the CBS affiliate in Topeka, WBIW.
Anyone with information on Cari's whereabouts is encouraged to call the tip line at 402-444-6000.
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