Jailer pleads guilty in EC jail bribery probe
Former Ector County jailer Anthony Moya admitted possessing an unregistered sawed-off shotgun as part of a plea deal to cooperate in the bribery investigation at the Ector County Detention Center. Co defendants Fernando Nieto and David Anaya face related charges. six witnesses aided a sting that uncovered drugs and contraband in the facility. Moya could face up to 10 years in prison with fines up to 250,000 and supervised release. Authorities continue to pursue additional charges and investigations into jailer inmate corruption.
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Jail staff face bribery charges in Ector County case
After a probe into bribery at the Ector County Detention Center, three jail employees were fired. Fernando Nieto and David G Anaya were charged with bribery. The investigation led to Anthony Moya whose home was searched. Moya was charged with possession of a sawed off shotgun and pleaded guilty on Wednesday.
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SWAT Training At Abandoned Odessa Tower
Odessa Police Department SWAT conducted training inside the empty Professional Tower. Black clad operators practiced stairwell room clearing and door breaching under Commander Art Fuentes. They will rappel the brick wall as weather allows, preparing for warrants hostages and barricade scenarios.
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Odessa police name two burglary suspects and six arrests
Odessa police released names of suspects in a string of burglaries that led to six arrests Tuesday. Trevor Aaron Baugh, 17, and Justin Aaron Laroque, 18, of Abilene along with four juveniles were charged with organized criminal activity, a first degree felony. Baugh and Laroque remained at the Ector County Detention Center on $50,000 bonds each. four juveniles were in the Ector County Youth Center.
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Mexico hopeful on immigration breakthrough with US accord
Mexico voices optimism a major immigration breakthrough could grant legal status to millions of undoc umented Mexicans in the United States. Spokesman Ruben Aguilar cites positive signs for a bilateral migration pact amid high level talks with the Bush administration and a Canada trilateral summit in Cancun. If no accord, a guest worker program may win approval in Congress.
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