Omaha’s biggest human trafficking and prostitution case is finally cracking open, with six key players facing justice — including Amy Hicks, a city finance department employee, who just got sentenced after a months-long investigation. Charged with potentially life-altering sentences — one defendant could face up to 220 years — this case has been simmering since October last year. Hicks’ sentencing was delayed twice, but now the first domino has fallen. The remaining five defendants — Thomas Falcon, Steven Harper, Scott Nelson, Jenilee Rapp (the last to be arrested in May), and Douglas Johnson — are still awaiting their day in court. This is just the beginning of what could be a landmark prosecution.
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