Odessa police academy draws community in for learning
Claudia D Anderson signed up for the 24th Citizens' Police Academy session to learn how officers work and connect with residents. About 20 attendees joined the three hour Thursday class at the Odessa Police Department as Chief Tim Burton urged students to share feedback and see policing as a multifaceted profession.
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Claudia D. Anderson
Citizens’ Police Academy
Anderson
Odessa Police Department
Odessa
LeSueur
OPD
Tim Burton
Koleta Moad
Moad
Mead
Nancy McKee
Timothy Burton
Central Station
Odessans charged in drug bust at university gaming room
A 23 year old Odessa man Jeran Loschairo and 25 year old Anita Thompson were arrested during a routine walk through at a University Boulevard gaming room. Loschairo faces a possession charge for methamphetamine and Thompson has three active warrants. Both were held on bonds of 5000 and 30000 dollars respectively.
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Odessa
University Boulevard
Jeran Loschairo
Loschairo
Santa Rosa
Ector County
Thompson
Adam Marquez
Loschaivo
Notable local actions span bills and arson arrests
State Rep. Brooks Landgraf filed House Bill 3539 to raise assaulting a pregnant woman to a third-degree felony, targeting both mother and unborn child. Odessa man Lewis Allen Beckwith was arrested on arson charges after admitting to four fires in the area, with evidence tying him to the incidents. Police seek help locating two suspects in a January break-in at Maui Wawi Hawaiian Coffeehouse. Speed limits along a Notrees corridor will shift to 65 and 70 mph with new signs this week, in coordination with DPS and local law enforcement.
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Brooks Landgraf
Odessa
Texas
Landgraf
Kortney Williams
Lewis Allen Beckwith
Ector County
Sean Dixon
Dixon
Beckwith
Mercury Ave
West Volunteer Fire Department
Mercury Avenue
Sheriff's
Odessa Police Department
East University Boulevard
E. University Blvd
OPD
John Speed
Notrees
Highway 285
Kermit and Mentone
Department of Public Safety
Oanews
Speed limit drops 5 mph on Hwy 302
The Texas Transportation Commission approved a five mile per hour speed limit reduction on rural sections of State Highway 302 in Ector Winkler Loving and Reeves counties. The move aims to enhance safety and traffic flow on the corridor.
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Ector
Winkler
Loving
Reeves Counties
Texas Transportation Commission
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City of Midland
Sara Bustilloz
Bustilloz
Jeran Loschaivo
Anita
Keith Garinger
Garinger
Lewis Allen
Westover Drive
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