One transported after motorcycle crash in Odessa
An Odessa man, 41, was taken to Medical Center Hospital after a collision with a westbound 2005 Chevrolet Cobalt at East Eighth Street and North Dixie Boulevard around 12:21 p.m. The rider was thrown from the bike and the Cobalt driver, an 82-year-old woman, was cited for failure to yield. The victim’s condition and names were not released as the investigation continues.
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Dallas
Medical Center Hospital
East Eighth Street
North Dixie Boulevard
Odessa
LeSueur
8Th Street
Dixie Avenue
Odessa Man Arrested on Warrants Not Machete Attacks
An Odessa man was taken into custody on outstanding warrants. Police emphasize there is no connection to any machete attack cases and ongoing investigations focus on the warrants and unrelated leads. Authorities urge residents to report information relevant to those warrants.
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Odessa
Odessa man released after machete incident at 7-Eleven
Odessa 29-year-old Brandon Nathaniel Woodward was freed after authorities did not arrest him for aggravated assault tied to a Tuesday machete swing at a 7-Eleven near Highway 80. He remained jailed on eight active misdemeanor warrants due to a lack of cooperation from the alleged victim.
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Odessa
Eighth Street
Brandon Nathaniel Woodward
Cpl
Steve LeSueur
Woodward
Kermit Hwy
Ector County
Highway 80
LeSueur
Crane Avenue bridge closure and crash details in Odessa
Odessa reports Crane Avenue overpass closed for several days while engineers assess damage. Westbound I-20 detours via Grant Avenue to County Road West. Crane Avenue traffic shut. Officer notes load height possibly over permit. Lance cited by DPS for an overheight load. Brady of Kirby Smith Machinery explains boom too high on truck.
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Crane Avenue
Austin
Texas Department of Transportation
Gene Powell
Odessa
Grant Avenue
County Road
Steve LeSueur
LeSueur
Lance
Tank Farm Road
Midland
Crane Avenue Bridge
Powell
Texas
Department of Public Safety
Jeremy Brady
Kirby Smith Machinery, Inc
Orla
Reeves County
Brady
Runways Briefly Close As Police Chase Ends
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport briefly closed runways as police pursued a driver who refused to exit. Officials say officers arrested the woman after she held them at bay for over an hour during a traffic stop on airport grounds. She is hospitalized for evaluation. FAA says fewer than 10 flights were delayed.
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Grapevine
Dallas-Fort Worth International
Federal Aviation Administration
Blotter Reports Felony Crimes From Police Records
A blotter summary notes felony crimes reported to police with locations rounded to the nearest hundred block. It lists incidents and affected areas, reflecting the pattern of offenses in recent police activity and indicating the approximate crime sites.
Four-Child Abandonment Incidents Reported In City
At 10:53 a.m. Tuesday police logged an abandonment of a 3-year-old child on West Ada Street. Later at 2:47 p.m. Tuesday another abandonment report involved four children aged 3, 4, 6 and 8 on East Eighth Street.
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West Ada Street
East Eighth Street
Woman reports assault with deadly weapon incident
A woman reported at 7 43 p m Tuesday an assault with a deadly weapon incident at East Seventh Street and North Dixie Boulevard.
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East Seventh Street
North Dixie Boulevard
Thefts Reported of Firearm From Silverado Pickup
A man reported the theft at 8 12 Tuesday of a Spring field 1911 .45 caliber pistol from a white 2016 Chevrolet Silverado pickup in the 6 block of West Industrial Circle.
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West Industrial Circle
Marson receives two life sentences in 2013 shooting
An Ector County jury sentenced Cameron Anthony Marson to life in prison on two counts of aggravated assault of a public servant, with an additional $10,000 fine. The case stems from a 2013 vehicle theft and a highway chase at the Ector Andrews county line in which Marson and accomplice David Edward Baca opened fire on deputies and troopers. Baca received 75 years and faces further counts, while Marson had previously pled guilty to related charges.
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Ector County
Cameron Anthony Marson
Marson
John Smith
161St
David Edward Baca
Odessa
Baca
Ector
Andrews County
Medical Center Hospital
Josh Stephens
Bobby Bland
Melissa Williams
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