County votes to designate post sentencing dept as law enforcement
Ector County Commissioners Court unanimously approved allowing the Post Sentencing Monitoring Department to access the Texas Law Enforcement Telecommunications System. Jimmy Ruiz said designation as a law enforcement agency will speed pretrial bonding and criminal history checks. The move aims to streamline bonding, monitor offenders on bond, and reduce jail crowding by keeping inmates in Ector County.
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Concert brawl erupts at Midland County La Hacienda over Tory Lanez show
Deputies investigated a melee at La Hacienda Event Center after a Tory Lanez and K Camp concert ended early. Video showed chairs and objects flying as fans fought. four juveniles were arrested for underage drinking and adults for cocaine and marijuana possession and DUI. Promoter Alday Promotions blamed crowd and inciting remarks by Lanez. venue and promoters vow to resolve complaints and pursue refunds where appropriate.
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Sheriff keeps In God We Trust decals on county fleet
Ector County Sheriff Mark Donaldson says no plans to remove decals from more than thirty county vehicles. Brewster County banned political religious or personal messages on county property, prompting debate after Cross removal in deputies’ vehicles amid a federal lawsuit by Freedom From Religion Foundation alleging a religious bias. Local officials including District Attorney Rod Ponton and Gov. Greg Abbott weighed in. AG Paxton promised comment by June 20.
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Odessa Police arrest two in meth investigation
Odessa police arrested 25 year old Jesse Navarette and 39 year old Adrian Baeza after a Monday morning search of a home in the 2500 block of Roger Avenue. Narcotics officers, aided by canine units, conducted a four hour search but did not find a meth lab.
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Three Odessa teens charged in vehicle break ins
Three teens—Casey Whitaker 17, Axtin Wood 17, and a 16-year-old girl—face organized crime charges after a spree of vehicle burglaries near Windsor Drive. A 2013 Ford F-150 and a Ford Expedition were involved. belongings including clothing and electronics were recovered. Whitaker and WoodBond posted, with Whitaker also cited for possession of tobacco as a minor and the girl for curfew. Police probe additional thefts on Magill Street and Locust Avenue as minors detained.
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