A Sarpy County judge sentenced 65-year-old Warren Sage of Bellevue to more than 30 years in prison for attempted sexual assault and child abuse of a minor, with credit for roughly one year already served. The sentencing closes out a case that stretched from Sage’s arrest through a four-day jury trial that ended in conviction earlier this year.
According to KETV, the incidents at the center of the case involved a minor between the ages of 12 and 16. The outlet reported that a judge handed down the sentence of more than 30 years and that Sage will get credit for about one year already served.
Jury Convicts Sage on Four Counts
The Sarpy County Attorney’s Office said Sage was convicted on two counts of attempted first-degree sexual assault of a child and two counts of intentional child abuse causing no injury, according to KMALand. That conviction came after a Sarpy County jury heard four days of testimony covering events that occurred in late 2025 and early this year, the station reported.
Following the jury’s verdict, the court ordered a full pre-sentence investigation that included a psychosexual evaluation before sentencing could move forward, per the same report. An earlier account from the outlet had indicated that Sage’s sentencing was initially scheduled for September 28 at 9 a.m. at the Sarpy County Courthouse.
Earlier Court Documents Described a Months-Long Pattern
Before the trial, court documents cited in an earlier KETV report described the alleged incidents as occurring between Sept. 1 and Jan. 2, again involving a minor between the ages of 12 and 16. That earlier filing did not specify which years those dates fell in, and the underlying trial record detailing the full evidence presented to jurors has not been made public.
With sentencing now complete, Sage faces more than three decades behind bars for the attempted assault and abuse convictions, as reported by KETV. The exact breakdown of the sentence across each of the four counts, along with the identity of the sentencing judge, has not been disclosed in available reporting.
