Odessa man pleads guilty in 2008 murder
An Odessa man Arnaldo Ramirez pleaded guilty to the Jan 6, 2008 stabbing death of 20-year-old Rene Roman Jr. of Andrews. Ramirez received 30 years in state prison after agreeing to avoid a trial that could have produced a harsher or lesser sentence.
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Odessa
Rene Roman Jr
Andrews
Arnaldo “Nano” Ramirez
Roman
Graham Central Station
Ector County
Bobby Bland
Ramirez
Bland
Frances Hernandez
Hernandez
Rene Roman Sr
Theft at Penn Motor Company 2135 W Second St
Police blotter reports a burglary at Penn Motor Company 2135 West Second Street where someone cut the gate lock and damaged four locks. Tools worth 100 dollars, copper wire 250 dollars, and injector tools 1000 dollars were stolen between 8 p.m. Wednesday and 7 30 a.m. Thursday.
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Penn Motor Company
Second St
Burglary Reports Involving Homes On West 15th Street Faudree Road
An Cossa woman reported a home entry theft with two laptops valued at 2800 a 150 portable television a 250 window unit and a 40 cable television router taken between 9 am November 24 and 1 30 pm Sunday in the 1000 block of West 15th Street An Odessa man said a known person forced entry damaged the front bedroom doors and trim causing 250 150 100 in damages between 2 10 am and 2 15 am Friday in the 3600 block of Faudree Road.
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Cossa
West 15Th Street
Odessa
Faudree Road
Statements Of Forgery And Theft Reported In City
A man says two acquaintances used his identifiers to obtain credit and forged his signature on a credit agreement at 5 09 p m on November 13 in the 4100 block of East 42nd Street A trailer was taken from his property between 10 a m and 2 45 p m on Thursday in the 3700 block of Scarlet Avenue The same resident reports $12900 stolen from his home on August 25 in the 3000 block of Bainbridge Drive
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Odessa
E.42nd Street
Scarlet Avenue
Bainbridge Drive
Birth dates not public record ruling in Texas
The Texas Supreme Court ruled that birth dates of about 145 000 state workers are not public records and must be protected to prevent identity theft. The decision overturns earlier rulings by the attorney general and state courts in a dispute involving the Dallas Morning News and the state comptroller's office.
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Austin
Texas Supreme Court
Texas
Greg Abbott
Dallas Morning News
State Campirailer
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