Two arrested in separate Odessa crime reports
In Odessa two suspects faced felony charges after separate incidents. Brittney Williams, 32, was charged with bodily injury to an elderly man in a domestic disturbance at 3700 Monclair, held on $10,000 bond. Wallace Kiesewetter, 44, was charged with burglary of a habitation and public intoxication after a burglary at 4000 Southbrook Court. neighbors held him at gunpoint until police arrived. bond set at $25,000.
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Steve LeSueur
OPD
Harless
Ector County
Wallace Hayden Kiesewetter
Southbrook Court
Kiesewetter
N. Woods Dr
Cleveland
Texas
Ector County Detention Center
Mexico’s first independent wins in Nuevo Leon polls
Mexico’s ruling PRI loses seats but edges toward majority with Green Party allies as voters elect the first independent governor. Jaime Rodriguez El Bronco leads Nuevo Leon exit polls, amid violence and protests over a ballot box burning and disputed results.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Congress
Green
Electoral Institute
Jaime Rodriguez
el Bronco
Nuevo Leon
TV Azteca
Azteca
Ivonne Alvarez
Rodriguez
Monterrey
Vicente Fox
PRI
National Action Party
Enrique Pena Nieto
Institutional Revolutionary Party
Green Party
Pri-Green
Murder charge dismissed in death row Houston case
Harris County District Attorney Devon Anderson dropped capital murder charges against 33 year old Alfred Dewayne Brown, who has been on death row for nearly a decade over the 2003 killing of Officer Charles Clark and 27 year old clerk Alfreda Jones. Prosecutors cited newly surfaced telephone records and lack of corroborating evidence for the co defendant as key factors. Brown’s lawyer anticipated his release and reunion with family as the case remained open for further review.
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Harris County
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Alfred Dewayne Brown
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Charles Clark
Brown
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Anderson
Katherine Scardino
Mike Anderson
Clark
Alfreda Jones
Elijah Joubert
Department
Dashan Glaspie
Wettest May on record drenches contiguous U S
NOAA reports May was the wettest month for the contiguous United States since records began in 1895. Average rainfall and snow totaled 4.36 inches, led by central states in Texas and Oklahoma, with widespread impacts and several states posting new May records. El Niño may influence patterns but a direct climate-change link to one month remains uncertain.
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New Hampshire
U S to import egg products from Netherlands
Amid a bird flu driven egg shortage the United States will allow egg products from the Netherlands for commercial baking and processed foods. FSIS confirmed the Netherlands meets U S safety standards after a gap since 2002.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Netherlands
U.S
Des Moines
United States
Mexico
Canada
Midwest
Martin
USDA
Food Safety and Inspection Service
FSIS
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Cory Martin
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Pepperidge Farm
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