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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 2012

Page

5

Odessa police end chase recover gun and rifle

A high speed pursuit through a crowded Odessa parking lot ended without injuries after a gun was reported tossed from a dark vehicle. Officers recovered a rifle and a black bag at the scene. Witnesses placed the vehicle as a possible 2010 blue Hyundai near Starbucks and Petsmart on 42nd Street. No arrests reported as of press time. An unrelated US Marshals pursuit ended with a suspect fleeing a purple Mazda 6 toward a home scene, with no injuries.

Odessa Starbucks E. 42Nd St 42Nd Street Petsmart Taco Villa 42Nd St Grandview Ave Chayged Morris Marshal Division Phil Maxwell Lancaster Drive

Man accused of dragging woman by hair in April incident

John Thomas Peterson III, 20, of Odessa, is jailed on one count of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly chasing two sisters with a weight lifting bar, ramming a blue Ford Taurus, and dragging a sister by the hair beside the vehicle. An officer noted knee abrasions and foot lacerations. prior belt-attack on his son is mentioned.

Odessa John Thomas Peterson III Rocky Lane Road Ector County Detention Center Peterson West Eighth Street

Odessa area crime blotter reports multiple assaults and burglaries

An Odessa man suffered a fractured finger scrapes and a bruised knee after an assault at the 2100 block of Kermit Highway around 1 a.m. July 3. A woman in the 900 block of Muskingum Avenue reported a family member assaulted her injuring her nose eye and face. A security worker was assaulted at Odessa Regional Medical Center between 10:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday. A domestic incident in the 2500 block of North Tom Green Ave left bruises and neck marks. A woman in the 4600 block of Oakwood Drive reported a choking incident at about 9:39 p.m. Friday. A storage area in the 200 block of East Sixth Street was broken into July 2, with $2,630 in losses. A3 Storage Center on Kermit Highway documented fence-cutting and unit break-ins totaling $430. A residence in the 900 block of West 39th Street reported theft of electronics at unspecified times. A burglary on Valleybrook Lane involved a ring, necklace, earrings and bracelets worth $48,000 between 10 p.m. and 5 p.m. July 2.

Odessa Odessa Regional Medical Center Muskingum Avenue North Tom Green Ave East Sixth Street Kermit Highway West 39Th Street Vallybrook Lane

Permian Basin Area Foundation awards grants to 31 nonprofits

The Permian Basin Area Foundation distributed 556 374 among 31 West Texas nonprofits in a semi annual cycle. Ellen Noél Art Museum received 5000 for a technology upgrade to boost its website and social media. Other recipients include the Boys and Girls Club of Odessa the Permian Basin Regional Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse and the Midland Rape Crisis Center. The Dollie Ruth Neal Education Fund granted 87924 to support educational opportunities for single mothers. Sibley Nature Center received 7500 for general operating and a 50000 challenge grant will help secure another 50000 in funding.

Odessa Ellen Noél Art Museum Permian Basin Area Foundation West Texas Boys and Girls Club of Permian Basin Regional Council On Alcohol and Drug Abuse Midland Rape Crisis Center Les Reker Seum Reker Guy McCrary Dollie Ruth Neal Carol Durham McCrary Sibley Nature Center Richard Gallo Galle

Groundwater district gains support from two counties

Ward Winkler and Crane counties backed a groundwater conservation district with unanimous votes. Judges emphasize water as a critical issue as CRMWD plans a pipeline drawing 300 million gallons daily from Ward County to Odessa Big Spring and Snyder, fueling concerns over dwindling surface supplies and local water needs.

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