A group of roughly 20 black teenagers boarded a crowded Metro bus in Omaha, Nebraska, on Thursday afternoon and attacked two passengers after snatching a phone, debit card, cash, and winter coat, leaving one woman with a black eye, scars on her face and head, and two cracked ribs.

Video of the assault has gone viral on social media, and Omaha police are asking the public for help identifying the suspects involved.

WATCH:

A group of black thugs attacked a white woman on an Omaha, Nebraska city bus, sending her to the hospital with injuries.

Police are asking for help identifying the suspects. Call 402-444-5656 if you have info

The msm probably won’t cover this so we have to spread it everywhere.

X, you know what to do!

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) November 15, 2026

Rose Bacardi and her friend Xavier had boarded the bus to head toward a temple in Bedford when the group of high school-aged juveniles got on near Omaha North High School.

Bacardi told local station KETV that the group took Xavier’s belongings, and when he tried to get them back, they began punching and kicking him.

Bacardi said she was then attacked as she tried to get off the bus.

“I just wanted off the bus, and they just started hitting me for no reason at all,” she told KETV. “He wanted his stuff, and I grabbed onto the side [of the bus] so I wouldn’t fall backwards off as they’re punching me in the face.”

WATCH:

First Alert 6 spoke with the woman who was attacked by a group of young people on an Omaha city bus earlier this week. The disturbing video went viral after the Omaha Police officers’ union post it on social media. https://t.co/ky39N9rRzO

— First Alert 6 (@WOWT6News) November 14, 2026

First responders took Bacardi to the Nebraska Medical Center, where she was treated for wounds on the back of her head and face, a black eye, and two cracked ribs on her right side.

Xavier sustained several blows to the head and had one eye still filled with blood, though he did not seek medical care at the time.

Police reports indicated both victims had visible injuries to their faces and heads, and that the man reported the theft of his jacket, cellphone, and debit card while the woman reported broken glasses and stolen cash.

The attack continued on and off the bus.

Omaha police said detectives are actively investigating and working with Metro Transit and school resource officers.

In a statement, the department noted that video of the incident has been instrumental in the effort and that arrests are expected as people are identified.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Omaha Police Department at 402-444-5656 or Crime Stoppers at 402-444-STOP.

The Omaha Police Officers Association started a GoFundMe to help Bacardi replace the stolen items, including a coat and phone for her friend so he can continue working. Over 300 donors have already raised $12,000 for her.

The fundraiser description states:

Rose used to leave food and coats on people’s porches at Christmas, according to someone who knows her. Yesterday, a group of teenagers attacked her on an Omaha city bus and sent her to the hospital. Thursday afternoon, around 3:30 p.m., Rose was riding a Metro bus near 33rd and Ames Avenue, outside Omaha North High School, when she was brutally attacked by several teenagers. Rose was trying to stand up for her friend. One person who knows Rose described her as “one of the sweetest ladies ever.” They remembered her quietly leaving groceries and coats on their porch at Christmas, even though Rose had faced plenty of hardships herself.

Donations will help cover Rose’s medical expenses and living expenses while she recovers from this attack. After being hospitalized, she now needs support with the practical costs that come with healing and getting through the days ahead.

Rose does not know this fundraiser is being organized yet because she does not have a phone, and there was no desire to wait to start helping her. Every donation will be sent to Rose.

Please consider donating or sharing this fundraiser for Rose. She has shown kindness to others in her community, and now this is a chance for the community to show up for her.

Bacardi said she hopes the group is found and held accountable.

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A group of roughly 20 black teenagers boarded a crowded Metro bus in Omaha, Nebraska, on Thursday afternoon and attacked two passengers after snatching a phone, debit card, cash, and winter coat, leaving one woman with a black eye, scars on her face and head, and two cracked ribs.

Video of the assault has gone viral on social media, and Omaha police are asking the public for help identifying the suspects involved.

WATCH:

A group of black thugs attacked a white woman on an Omaha, Nebraska city bus, sending her to the hospital with injuries.

Police are asking for help identifying the suspects. Call 402-444-5656 if you have info

The msm probably won’t cover this so we have to spread it everywhere.

X, you know what to do!

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) November 15, 2026

Rose Bacardi and her friend Xavier had boarded the bus to head toward a temple in Bedford when the group of high school-aged juveniles got on near Omaha North High School.

Bacardi told local station KETV that the group took Xavier’s belongings, and when he tried to get them back, they began punching and kicking him.

Bacardi said she was then attacked as she tried to get off the bus.

“I just wanted off the bus, and they just started hitting me for no reason at all,” she told KETV. “He wanted his stuff, and I grabbed onto the side [of the bus] so I wouldn’t fall backwards off as they’re punching me in the face.”

WATCH:

First Alert 6 spoke with the woman who was attacked by a group of young people on an Omaha city bus earlier this week. The disturbing video went viral after the Omaha Police officers’ union post it on social media. https://t.co/ky39N9rRzO

— First Alert 6 (@WOWT6News) November 14, 2026

First responders took Bacardi to the Nebraska Medical Center, where she was treated for wounds on the back of her head and face, a black eye, and two cracked ribs on her right side.

Xavier sustained several blows to the head and had one eye still filled with blood, though he did not seek medical care at the time.

Police reports indicated both victims had visible injuries to their faces and heads, and that the man reported the theft of his jacket, cellphone, and debit card while the woman reported broken glasses and stolen cash.

The attack continued on and off the bus.

Omaha police said detectives are actively investigating and working with Metro Transit and school resource officers.

In a statement, the department noted that video of the incident has been instrumental in the effort and that arrests are expected as people are identified.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Omaha Police Department at 402-444-5656 or Crime Stoppers at 402-444-STOP.

The Omaha Police Officers Association started a GoFundMe to help Bacardi replace the stolen items, including a coat and phone for her friend so he can continue working. Over 300 donors have already raised $12,000 for her.

The fundraiser description states:

Rose used to leave food and coats on people’s porches at Christmas, according to someone who knows her. Yesterday, a group of teenagers attacked her on an Omaha city bus and sent her to the hospital. Thursday afternoon, around 3:30 p.m., Rose was riding a Metro bus near 33rd and Ames Avenue, outside Omaha North High School, when she was brutally attacked by several teenagers. Rose was trying to stand up for her friend. One person who knows Rose described her as “one of the sweetest ladies ever.” They remembered her quietly leaving groceries and coats on their porch at Christmas, even though Rose had faced plenty of hardships herself.

Donations will help cover Rose’s medical expenses and living expenses while she recovers from this attack. After being hospitalized, she now needs support with the practical costs that come with healing and getting through the days ahead.

Rose does not know this fundraiser is being organized yet because she does not have a phone, and there was no desire to wait to start helping her. Every donation will be sent to Rose.

Please consider donating or sharing this fundraiser for Rose. She has shown kindness to others in her community, and now this is a chance for the community to show up for her.

Bacardi said she hopes the group is found and held accountable.

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