Salvation Army Week marked by local support and plans
The Odessa Salvation Army marks its 62nd annual Salvation Army Week with praise for volunteers and donors. Carpenter, in command until June 20, aims to boost year end fundraising while Maj. Guy Watts prepared to assume duties on June 21. Kenny Ogata joins advisory board, securing funds for shelter and thrift store roof repairs and pledging ongoing local support.
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Father and son arrested on aggravated assault in Odessa
Oscar Baltazar Sr. 72 and his son 45 were arrested on second degree felony aggravated assault with a deadly weapon after an argument over missing property. Both held at Ector County Detention Center on 25000 bond. Police said two men assaulted a 31-year-old victim with a 2 by 4 piece of wood and a small air conditioner in the 2300 block West 14th Street area. The victim was found with bleeding and injuries.
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Odessa man, 19, crashes into home
A 19 year old Odessa man, Patrick McGinnis, fell asleep behind the wheel of a 2014 Cadillac and crossed the center median on Northeast Loop 338, hitting a home in the 5400 block. He was cited for failing to control his speed, sent to the hospital with minor injuries, and about $20,000 in home damage was reported. Police said he was not intoxicated.
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Coast Guard: Shell line leak off Louisiana coast
The U S Coast Guard reports about 88 200 gallons of oil spilled from a Shell flow line into the Gulf of Mexico about 90 miles off Louisiana. The leak has been secured and cleanup crews will be dispatched after the report on Thursday.
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Odessa couple charged in alleged child abuse case
William Hernandez and Andrea Hernandez were arrested on third degree felony warrants accusing them of abusing three children. An 10-year-old daughter told a teacher she was beaten with an extension cord, a belt buckle left marks on a son, and investigators found whip and buckle injuries. The couple remained held on 30,000 and 45,000 bonds respectively.
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Andrea Hernandez
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Ector County Detention Center
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