Odessa police officers fund awaits distribution on Sept 18 hearing
A $492,752.08 benevolence fund for the families of Odessa officers Arlie Lee Jones Scott Gardner and Abel Marquez remains unpaid. A Sept 18 court hearing in Judge Stacy Trotter's courtroom could be avoided if the estates sign an agreed order of circulation.
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Scott Gardner
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Marquez
Stacy Trotter
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Rhonda Jones
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Rosy Marquez
Abel Marquez
Odessa Officer Lee Jones Family Remembers Fallen Brother
Lolly Jones and relatives recall officer Lee Jones and the bond among Odessa police, calling the force a family. Sherrie Carruth and Jamie Brown confirm the deep ties as they describe the impact of the Sept. 8, 2007 shootings. The family also speaks of Larry Neil White, indicted on capital murder and attempted capital murder charges, and of White’s refusal to meet with their pastor in December 2007.
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Arlie Jones
Odessa
Sherrie Carruth
Jamie Brown
Carruth
Brown
Lee
Larry Neil White
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Odessa Police Department Seeks Growth After 2007 Shootings
The department emphasizes ongoing training and counseling for officers after the Sept 8 incident. Timothy Burton recently became chief as pay raises aligned Odessa salaries with Midland. Vivid reflections from Lt Fuentes include a visit by 9 11 responder William Keegan and public support strengthening officers facing tough days.
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Odessa
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Odessa flag retirement ceremony honors fallen officers
Odessa Boy Scout Troop 18 will lead a flag retirement ceremony following the event. Plaques honoring Odessa police officers Arlie Lee Jones Abel Marquez and Scott Gardner who were killed in the line of duty in September 2007 will be unveiled.
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Arlie “Lee” Jones
Abel Marquez
Scott Gardner
Odessa
Flag Retirement Ceremony Planned by Boy Scout in Local Observance
Troop 18 Boy Scout Chrys Rowden, 17, will lead a flag retirement ceremony as part of a patriotic event. He aims to honor worn flags and teach proper retirement while presenting new flags to veterans and paying tribute to fallen officers and 9/11 memory. The event seeks to unite the community and emphasize respect for the flag and national service.
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