Edward Luben News Today

A Papillion man was sentenced Tuesday to three years in prison after being found guilty of three counts of felony cruelty to animals resulting in death.

Edward Luben, 57, was sentenced Wednesday after pleading guilty to three felony counts of animal abuse and neglect.

On Tuesday, a Sarpy County Judge sentenced Edward Luben to three consecutive 12-month terms for felony animal cruelty and neglect.

Edward Luben, 57, of Papillion, Nebraska, was sentenced to three years in prison on felony animal cruelty charges after 665 animals — both living and dead — were found in his home.

A Papillion man was sentenced to prison for animal cruelty charges after over 650 animals were seized from a home in December 2021.

A Papillion man pleaded guilty to three counts of felony cruelty to animals resulting in death. Officials had seized and removed 665 animals from his home.

In December 2021, over 650 animals were removed from Edward Luben's Papillion home.

In December, 665 animals were removed from his home. Seventy of them were dead.

A Papillion man pleaded no contest to animal cruelty charges after over 650 animals were seized from a home in December 2021.

Prosecutors say Edward Luben of Papillion faces a number of felonies and misdemeanors.