Thirteen charged in Permian Basin prescription drug fraud
Federal and state authorities, after months of investigation by the DEA, indict 13 individuals in Midland on multiple counts related to illicit prescription drug sales and fraud. Charges include hydrocodone and methadone distribution, fraudulently acquired prescriptions, and conspiracy, with trials set for October 2009.
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Drug Enforcement Administration
Permian Basin
U.S. Department of Justice
Midland
Lindsey Renee Sammons
Lawana Lorene Burrow
Melissa Brook Hernandez
Roy Arnett Claudrick
David Wayne Harris
Gilberto Lujan Martinez
San Angelo
Clara Martinez
Michelle Herman
Odessa
Teena Johnson
Top 10 hiring qualities from Snelling Staffing profile
Snelling Staffing in Odessa highlights ten key traits for good hires including work ethic and stability. The piece notes professional appearance maturity and strong communication as top factors, with emphasis on willingness to learn, flexibility, and proven references.
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Ff Snelling
Jane Williams
Lee Williams
Odessa
Snelling
Grenade Threat Narrows US Border Security Focus
AFragmenting grenade tossed into a South Texas bar amid Mexico's drug war underscores the danger of indiscriminate attacks. Investigators link the Pharr incident to similar grenades used against police and civilians in Mexico, noting cross border flow and markings tying the events to cartel tactics and weapon smuggling networks.
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Phoenix
Mexico
Texas
U.S
Cartel
Bill Newell
U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
Arizona
New Mexico
Central America
Pharr
Monterrey
Televisa Network
Kermit Man Dies in Rollover Crash
In Winkler County a 68 year old man, Billie Palmour, died in a one vehicle rollover on Highway 302 east of Kermit. Palmour, not wearing a seatbelt, failed to negotiate a curve, overcorrected and was ejected as the Ford F 150 rolled. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Winkler County
Kermit
Billie Palmour
Department of Public Safety
Palmour
Surgical technology program presentation scheduled
Medical Center Hospital will host a free public presentation on its surgical technology program from 6 pm to 8 pm Wednesday in the MCH Boardroom at 500 W Fourth St. The event, a partnership with Odessa College and Howard College, requires no registration. For details call Kim Kwiatkowski at 432-640-1264.
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MCH
Fourth St
Odessa College
Howard College
Kim Kwiatkowski
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