Odessa DPS rounds up 15 suspects in organized crime case
Fifteen Odessans were arrested in a yearlong probe into organized crime, vehicle thefts, and drugs with 31 others tied to related crimes. Investigators linked stolen vehicles to the Aryan Circle group and a pattern of theft, meth trafficking, and gun charges, while names and bonds varied across jurisdictions.
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Larry Ray Cave
Cave
Eagle Nest Ave
Ector County Detention Center
Jake Copeland Craft
Craft
Arrowhead Drive
Granbury
DPS
Odessa
Nal
Eubank
Colby Kyle Henry
Henry
E. 46Th St
Texas Department of Criminal Justice
Blas Pallaeus Hernandez
Hernandez
Andrews
Justin Jordan Hernandez
Hart Crest
San Antonio
Yancey Donavan Laymon
Laymon
W. Cross St
Donald Edward McKinley Ll
McKinley
Hancock Ave
William Levi Smedley
Smedley
W. University Blvd
Jerry Don South
South
E. 54Th St
Justin Neil Swenson
Swenson
Mesa Circle
Kimberly Deann Thompson
Thompson
Kelby Leigh Young
Young
Lancaster Drive
Sierra Weatherford
Weatherford
Adams Ave
Christopher Carl Bivens
Bivens
Blas Pallaens
Sandez
West 24Th Street
Mockingbird Lane
Winkler County
Brandon Lewis Eubank
Aryan Circle
Blas Hernandez
Kelly Leigh Young
West 11Th Street
North Hancock Avenue
Donald Edward McKinley II
Rudy Ray Lohse
Lohse
Ector County
Bobby Bland
United Airlines names general counsel acting CEO
United Airlines appointed general counsel Brett J. Hart as acting chief executive to replace Oscar Munoz after Munoz suffered a heart attack. Hart, 46, joins from United where he has served as executive vice president since 2010, aiming to push Munoz’s customer service and shareholder value plan while Munoz recovers.
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Dallas United Airlines
Brett J. Hart
Oscar Munoz
United
Munoz
Jeff Smisek
United Continental Holdings Inc
Hart
Sara Lee
U.S. Treasury Department
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