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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 2005

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Odessa widow recalls drug problem on Snyder Street

An elderly Odessa resident recalls a drug scene on East Snyder Street where dealers protect their livelihood while residents call for action. Police say narcotics use feeds theft and burglaries citywide as addicts steal to fund their habit.

Odessa South Side J.D. Holloway Cpl Gary Potter South Odessa

Odessa housing official urges Snyder Street residents to act against drugs

Odessa Housing Finance Corp executive director James Butler says cracking drug activity on Snyder Street requires more than police. He urges residents and churches to unite and supports homeownership to cut crime, noting $25 million invested since the early 1990s for 71 homes while retreating from south Odessa due to ongoing drug issues.

Odessa Housing Finance Corp East Snyder Street Housing Corporation James Butler Butler Snyder Street South Odessa The Clements Street West County Road

Odessa housing plan eyed after drug activity reports

The Martinez subdivision near Ector Junior High in 2000 prompted a reassessment of south Odessa building plans by the Odessa Housing Finance Corp. Sales of Martinez homes suffered as drug activity rose, officials said. Community Development will continue affordable housing in south and west Odessa with nonprofit partners, Director Michael Marrero stated.

Martinez Ector Junior High School South Odessa Butler Odessa Housing Finance Corp City of

Courthouse killings suspect surrenders to authorities in GA

Brian Nichols, 33, who overpowered a court deputy and killed three people including a judge, surrendered to police after a nightlong manhunt. He had killed an immigration agent and held a woman hostage in her apartment, then fled before turning himself in waving a white cloth.

Duluth Brian Nichols Atlanta Nichols Georgia Bureau of Investigation Vernon Keenan 9-1-1 Gwinnett County Charles Walters Walters FBI

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