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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 2016

Page

5

Firefighter donates to replace stolen bunker gear

Mike Dalby, a nine year Lubbock firefighter, donated 1500 to replace Kruse’s stolen turnout gear after a Snyder volunteer was robbed while battling grass fires on U.S. 84 north. Chief Westmoreland noted the cost exceeded 1800 with gloves at 05. Dalby cited family health battles and a wish to pay generosity forward to honor support from the medical community.

Snyder Mike Dalby Dalby Lubbock U.S. 84 Perry Westmoreland Abilene Reporter Snyder Fire Department David Kruse Kruse Westmoreland Fire Kim Dalby Toby Ducheneaux Texas

Cartel Leader Chapa Death Ties to Gulf Cartel Trials in Texas

Osiel Cardenas-Guillen’s successor Chapa headed the Gulf Cartel in a transitional role and lived in the Dallas area to evade rivals. He faced charges tied to murder for hire and interstate stalking as co-defendants Ledezma-Cepeda and others await trial. Authorities note cartel operatives often reside briefly in the U.S. to widen drug networks. The case parallels the 2013 Dallas-related death and the Austin-based fraud-and-horses money-laundering conviction of Trevino Morales, brother to Zetas leaders, with further arrests including Saenz-Tamez in Edinburg.

Osiel Cardenas-Guillen U.S Gulf Cartel Chapa Dallas Texas Midwest Ledezma-Cepeda Ledezma- Cepeda Wes Ball Cardenas- Guillen Russ Baer U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration Mexico Baer Ball Austin Jose Trevino Morales Trevino Morales United States The Zetas Juan Francisco Saenz-Tamez Edinburg Saenz- Tamez

East Texas woman arrested in fatal shooting of husband

Tyler officers found 74-year-old Richard Ivy dead from a gunshot at a family disturbance call. His wife Car Ivy was questioned then booked into Smith County jail on a murder charge with a $250,000 bond. No attorney listed in jail records.

Tyler East Texas Cers Richard Ivy Car Ivy Smith County

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