Queen Bee the Salvation Army bell ringer at Walmart
Bernice Mitchner known as Queen Bee has been the Arlington Mansfield area’s top Salvation Army bell ringer since 2009, averaging about 500 dollars daily and raising nearly 19 thousand dollars in a holiday season. She works six days a week at Walmart Walnut Creek Drive, living in a hotel during bell season after fleeing a troubled past in Tennessee.
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BLOTTER: Felony crimes logged at multiple locations
Police report lists felony incidents with locations rounded to the nearest hundred block. The roundup names streets and areas where crimes occurred, outlining the scope of offenses and patterns in the blotter.
Assault by Strangulation Arrest After Traffic Stop
A 19 year old man was arrested on a warrant charging assault by strangulation after a traffic stop near Eighth Street and West County Road. Oscar Corral Aguilar of Paso was held on a $20,000 bond at Ector County Detention Center. A second man, 33, charged with driving while intoxicated third offense after failing field sobriety tests during a stop near Billy Hext Road and Eastridge Road. Shane Paul Robi of Old Course Road held on a $15,000 bond.
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Oscar Corral Aguilar
de Gaulle Place
Paso
Ector County Detention Center
Billy Hext Road
Eastridge Road
Shane Paul Robi
Old Course Road
Justin Wayne Clark
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Odessa Police probe shows officer parked in handicap spot
OPD is investigating a report that an on duty officer parked a patrol unit in a handicap space at Burger King on North County Road West while completing a report. The officer reportedly stayed about one and a half minutes, then returned to the call as another inquiry proceeds.
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Federal funds frozen and child support data project upheaval
Texas officials report federal funds frozen and data contractors fired as delays in upgrading the child support system prompt an investigation into a project labeled T2 with costs rising from initial estimates of about 202 million to 310 million. Accenture oversaw the effort with bids in 2010 and a revised contract worth 79 million.
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Ken Paxton
State House
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Legislative Budget Board
Dallas Morning News
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Greg Abbott
Gas plant fire allowed to burn out near Orla
A fire damaged a West Texas natural gas processing plant at the Ram sey plant near Orla was permitted to burn itself out. Anadarko Petroleum Corp says the blaze remained active Friday in one area, halting operations after Thursday’s accident. Two workers were slightly injured among about 200 at the site. Anadarko cooperates with federal safety regulators to determine the cause. no damage estimate or restart date yet.
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An-Uh-Dar’koh) Petroleum Corporation
Ramsey
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John Christiansen
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