Wreck at Music City Mall leaves one hospitalized
A three car collision near Music City Mall and Blockbuster Video sent an unidentified female in an older Ford Escort to Medical Center Hospital with minor injuries. A 1996 white BMW driven by 19-year-old G P Dutchover swerved to avoid the Escort, sending the BMW into the air and into a stop sign as officers continued to investigate at 9 30 p.m.
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G.P. Dutchover
42Nd Street
John Ben Shepperd
Music City Mall
Blockbuster Video
Darryl Smith
Medical Center Hospital
Dutchover
Defense closings in religious scam case in Dallas
Prosecutors argued that IPIC Investments Inc. and top officials including Greg Setser exploited religious investors for millions, funding yachts planes a helicopter and surgeries. They said investors were lured by profits while claims involved feeding the poor and spreading the kingdom. Benny Hinn and about 100 witnesses featured in the 24 week trial.
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Dallas
Marcus Busch
Greg Setser
Charnelle Setser
Deborah Setser
Thomas Henschke
Ipic Investments Inc
Canton
Los Angeles
Florida
Benny Hinn
Hinn
Perfect Attendance Persists Amid Graduation Temptations
Zhanaé plans to keep attending Odessa High despite Senior Skip Day temptations as graduation nears. She aims to study physical therapy at Sul Ross State University or Eastern New Mexico University, hoping to carry her streak into college while savoring a final few days at the high school.
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Zhanaé
Sul Rosso State University
Eastern New Mexico University
Odessa High
Enron jury ends third day without verdict
Jurors in the Enron fraud and conspiracy trial of Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling completed a third day of deliberations without a verdict. They asked for external speakers for their laptop to review videotapes and audiotapes. eight women and four men began deliberations last Wednesday and have logged about 16.5 hours in two and a half days. Lay faces a separate banking-related trial before U.S. District Judge Sim Lake.
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Houston
Enron Corp
Kenneth Lay
Jeffrey Skilling
Lay
Skilling
U.S
Sim Lake
Enron
Crime Lab Technicians Seek Truth in Court and Community
OPD Criminalistics Unit chief Bothwell explains the need for careful, unhurried work at crime scenes and in court. Technicians testify in court and dispose of property as cases close. Many hold bachelor or master degrees, and 11 years in the unit have shaped their dedication to giving a voice to victims while facing grim realities.
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Bothwell
Criminalistics Unit
Memory Magic Seminar set by Odessa College group
Odessa College and the Odessa Chamber of Commerce announce a Memory Magic Seminar from 8 a.m. to noon on June 15 at Alliance Hospital. Guest speaker Paul Mellor, president of Success Links Memory Inc., will discuss memory techniques. Cost is $69 per person with pre-registration by June 12 and a contact number 335 6334.
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Odessa College
Odessa Chamber of Commerce
Alliance Hospital
Paul Mellor
Success Links Memory Inc
Crime Report Summary of Felonies Logged by Police
A compiled list outlines felony criminal activity reported to police. The entries reference victims and locations by rounded block addresses to the nearest hundred block, reflecting where crimes occurred and were reported.
Odessa Man Arrested After Night Patrol Drug Find
A 47-year-old Odessa man was arrested at 11 24 p m Sunday after police stopped a vehicle. The incident resulted in charges related to possession of a controlled substance. Further details about the arrest location and substance were not provided in the available text.
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Odessa
Hidalgo
Rio Grande
U.S. Customs and Border Protection
Border Patrol
Mexico
Parachutist Killed After Chute Fails Near Bishop Airport
A 30-year-old sky diver, Eric Lee Yeager, died when his primary parachute did not deploy during a 9000 foot jump with two others. Witnesses reported an unusable reserve chute. The incident occurred near Bishop Municipal Airport, about 30 miles southwest of Corpus Christi. Nueces County deputies are investigating as an accident.
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Bishop
Eric Lee Yeager
Bishop Municipal
Corpus Christi
Nueces County
Two Californians charged with money laundering in Odessa
Jamal Rashad Cryer and Larry Kennard Cofer, both Californians, were arrested after a traffic stop on I-20 at mile marker 119 for speeding in a construction zone. $249,460 was found hidden in a Green 1998 Honda Accord with Georgia plates. Cryer, 29, from Pasadena, and Cofer, 23, from Rancho Cucamonga, face a first degree felony with potential 5 to 99 years and fines up to $10,000. Bail posted after transport to Ector County jail.
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California
Odessa
Midessa
Burglary and theft reports in Odessa area
A blotter item lists a possession charge on a 1500 block East Second Street suspect Dennis Robin Colburn. a bond set at 7500 dollars. A separate burglary of a habitation report covers jewelry worth 2400 dollars missing from a residence on Cornado Avenue. A 2200-dollar loss from Callaway clubs and a 3000-dollar vehicle damage incident are also reported on Amber Avenue and East Second Street.
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East Second Street
Dennis Robin Colburn
Clover Ave
Ector County
Sarton Center
Odessa
Cornado Ave
Amber Ave
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