An Omaha man who shot himself at the Douglas County Department of Corrections last month has been released form the hospital and is now facing a laundry list of charges.
The Douglas County Sheriff's Office says 22 year old Brandon Jennings is facing 10 counts of terroristic threats, 10 counts of use of a weapon to commit a felony, 1 count possession of a firearm by a prohibited person, 1 count CCW and 1 count escape implement.
The Omaha Police Department was called to the Douglas County Corrections on September 27th to help an officer. A firearm was discovered during a strip search while booking Jennings.
According to a release, Jennings threatened the corrections staff with a firearm before going into another room and firing the weapon, resulting in a wound to the head.