       Cite as 305 Neb. 949

the report he gave Negrete. After this initial questioning, Davis
left the room for around 90 seconds, and when he returned,
Mois described that the questioning changed. For about the
next 11⁄2 hours, Davis confronted Benson about evidence which
contradicted his report and repeatedly brought up the evidence
that showed Benson with the pickup at Hy-Vee after the time
he reported the pickup had been stolen. Benson was arrested
after the interview once Davis had an opportunity to confer
with Ratliff and possibly the county attorney’s office.
   Davis also testified concerning Benson’s interview on
September 23, 2017. According to Davis, Ratliff had informed
him earlier in the day that Benson would be coming in for
the interview. Davis’ first interaction with Benson was after
he had alreadyin a left-turn lane. Womack got
out of his semi-truck, approached the pickup, hit the pickup’s
window with his hand, and said something to the occupants.
Womack then turned around and began walking back to his
semi-truck, and one of the pickup’s occupants fired a gun
which hit Womack twice in the back. The pickup then ran the
red light, turned left, and sped off.
   Law enforcement obtained video recordings from nearby
businesses and vehicles at the intersection. From these videos,
officers were able to develop a description of the pickup as
an older, tan-colored extended-cab model with heavily tinted
windows, noticeable damage to the rear quarter panels, and a
distinctive rear bumper sticker. The video from a vehicle also
allowed officers to confirm that there were two occupants in
the pickup, gunshots came from the pickup, and the