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SUNDAY'S CHILD
Sunday's Child "Christopher" 2/7/10
Just in time for the Winter Olympics, CBS 7’s Tatum Hubbard hit the ice with a very athletic 15-year-old for a little "speed skating."
Just in time for the Winter Olympics, CBS 7’s Tatum Hubbard hit the ice with a very athletic 15-year-old for a little "speed skating."
UPDATE: 4:15pm Noel Elementary Shelters in Place While Police Search for Suspect 11/4/09
OPD News Release
November 4, 2009
Odessa, Texas - At approximately 11:30 a.m., this date, the Odessa Police Department responded to the 2700 block of Brazos regarding a burglary in progress. The caller advised that three juveniles had just burglarized her home and were last seen running from the house. The owner of the house chased the actors who fled the scene in Ford Focus. The owner followed the actors who eventually wrecked their vehicle into a fence at Newcomb Dr. and Bookins Ave
A perimeter was immediately established and two of the suspects were subsequently detained in the area of the 2700 block of Westover. A third suspect was detained in the area of 48th and McKnight. Witness positively identified the suspects involved in the burglary. Investigators with the Property Unit responded to the scene and continued the investigation.
The juveniles, a 16yoa black male, was transported to the Ector County Youth Center and charged with Engaging in Organized Criminal Activity Burglary of a Habitation, Felony 1st Degree and Evading. A 16yoa of White female was transported to the Ector County Youth Center charged with Engaging in Organized Criminal Activity Burglary of a Habitation, Felony 1st Degree, Evading, and traffic charges. The female was also reported as a runaway from Ector County.
The third suspect, Jared Sanchez, 17yoa of Odessa, was transported to the Ector County Law Enforcement Center and charged with Engaging in Organized Criminal Activity Burglary of a Habitation, Felony 1st Degree and Evading.
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ECISD News Release
November 4, 2009
Odessa, Texas - Noel Elementary sheltered in place for just more than one hour on Wednesday as local law enforcement officers searched the neighborhood near the school for robbery suspects. The campus was quickly secured by ECISD police officers who were already there teaching the GREAT (Gang Resistance Education and Training) program. The students and staff were safe throughout the episode which ended at 1:00 p.m.
“Shelter in Place” means the school’s exterior doors are locked and monitored and no one is allowed in or out of the building. Inside, school goes on as usual. ECISD schools do practice drills throughout the year so that they will know how to respond to these situations quickly and effectively.
