Man accused of holding woman at knifepoint over phony meth purchase in northeast Lincoln

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) – A man was arrested on Saturday after he reportedly held a woman at knifepoint over a fake drug purchase in northeast Lincoln, police say.

Officers were called to a weapons violation in progress at the Travelodge near Cornhusker Highway and Superior Street at 11:05 p.m.

Staff at the hotel reported that a man had a woman at knifepoint in a room.

Court records stated that 38-year-old Andrew Studnicka was with a woman who had suggested a drug dealer that he could buy methamphetamine from. Studnicka bought the drugs from the dealer, and later found out that the methamphetamine was replaced with salt…

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