R.R.S. Neb. § 86-254
§ 86-254. Seizure of automatic dialing-announcing devices; when; destruction; liability
The commission, its agents or employees, or any peace officer of this state at the direction of the commission
may, at any place in the state, seize without a warrant any automatic dialing-announcing device the operation
of which does not conform in all respects to requirements imposed by subdivisions (1) and (2) of section
86-244 or any rules or regulations. The seized device shall constitute contraband. The commission may, upon
satisfactory proof, direct return of a seized device when the evidence establishes the owner did not willfully
or intentionally fail to comply with the applicable law, rules, or regulations. The commission may, upon
finding that the owner of a seized device has willfully or intentionally failed to comply with the applicable
law, rules, or regulations, confiscate the device. Any device so confiscated may be destroyed. Destruction of
a device shall not occur before all statutory appeal periods available to the owner have been exhausted. The
seizure and destruction of an automatic dialing-announcing device shall not relieve any person from a fine,
imprisonment, or other penalty for violation of the applicable law, rules, or regulations. The commission, its
agents and employees, or any peace officer of this state shall not be liable for negligence for the seizure,
confiscation, or destruction of any contraband pursuant to this section.