FATAL
STABBING
AT
GRAHAMS
Rene
Roman,
Jr.
was
stabbed
to
death
early
Sunday
morning
outside
the
Graham
Central
Station
nightclub,
4240
Preston
Smith
Road,
in
Odessa.
Roman
more
than
likely
died
of a
stab
wound
to
the
throat.
According
to
an
OPD
news
release,
officers
responded
to a
9-1-1
call
at
1:55am.
They
arrived
to
find
a
man
lying
with
a
stab
wound
in
the
club's
northeast
parking
lot.
There
were
no
surveillance
camera's
inside
the
club
or
in
the
parking
lot
to
help
in
the
investigation.
ARRESTS
LINKED
TO
CAR
BURGLARIES With
the
arrests
of
three
Midland
Lee
high
school
football
players,
police
reported
Monday
they
may
have
located
the
culprits
of a
rash
of
car
burglaries
in
the
Tall
City.
All
three
were
taken
into
custody
early
Saturday
morning
after
a
Citizens
on
Patrol
unit
spotted
the
young
men
checking
the
door
handles
of
numerous
vehicles.
The
three
were
in
possession
of a
stolen
iPod
dock,
a
purse,
a
backpack,
a
leather
jacket
and
tools
taken
from
unlocked
vehicles.
The
three
minors
are
charged
with
engaging
in
organized
criminal
activity,
which
carries
Felony
offense
charges.
COUNTY
JOINS
OPERATION
WRANGLER
Ector
County
Sheriff
Mark
Donaldson
has
committed
to
helping
Governor
Rick
Perry’s
Border
Security
Enhancement
Operations
program.
According
to a
news
release
from
Perry’s
office,
Operation
Wrangler
is
the
statewide
expansion
of
border
security
surge
operations.
Additional
officers
utilized
in
Operation
Wrangler
would
be
peace
officers
within
the
sheriff’s
office
and
would
work
overtime
for
the
operation.
The
overtime
pay
and
the
cost
of
using
sheriff’s
vehicles
would
be
paid
by
the
state.
The
Texas
Department
of
Public
Safety
initially
approached
the
Ector
County
Sheriff’s
Office
to
determine
whether
or
not
they
wanted
to
participate
in
Operation
Wrangler.
PAULY
SHORE
PRANK
GETS
ATTENTION Comedian
Pauly
Shore
has
defended
the
8th
Street Comedy
Club
hoax
that
suggested
he'd
been
beaten
up
on
stage.
According
to
Shore,
he
was
merely
poking
fun
at
the
Odessa
audience
members
who
pretend
to
be
members
of
the
paparazzi.
One
of
the
audience
members
videotaped
the
act
and
posted
it
on
the
internet.
The
comic
let
the
footage
run
for
days
on
various
websites
and
then
confessed
it
was
all
a
set-up,
and
the
internet
fuss
proved
his
point
that
audiences
at
all
shows
now
turn
up
looking
for
something
they
can
capture
on
their
cell
phones
and
post
online.
VIDEO
OF
INCIDENT
(CONTAINS
EXPLICIT
LANGUAGE)
IMMIGRATION BOYCOTT A NO-SHOW The heated debate over illegal aliens and securing our
border seemed to fall short of what the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) had hoped.
The bishop of Juárez urged Mexicans to stay out of
the United States. Nationally, LULAC called for "all individuals"
to refrain from spending any money. For the majority of local
consumers, it was business as usual - including Hispanic patrons. The
attempts stem from H.R.4437, which amends the Immigration and Nationality Act
to strengthen enforcement of the immigration laws and to enhance border
security. With images like the one displayed here, someone needs to be
told "This is not trying to fit-in as an American.
With
the
arrests
of
three
Midland
Lee
high
school
football
players,
police
reported
Monday
they
may
have
located
the
culprits
of a
rash
of
car
burglaries
in
the
Tall
City.
All
three
were
taken
into
custody
early
Saturday
morning
after
a
Citizens
on
Patrol
unit
spotted
the
young
men
checking
the
door
handles
of
numerous
vehicles.
The
three
were
in
possession
of a
stolen
iPod
dock,
a
purse,
a
backpack,
a
leather
jacket
and
tools
taken
from
unlocked
vehicles.
The
three
minors
are
charged
with
engaging
in
organized
criminal
activity,
which
carries
Felony
offense
charges.
Comedian
Pauly
Shore
has
defended
the
8th
Street Comedy
Club
hoax
that
suggested
he'd
been
beaten
up
on
stage.
According
to
Shore,
he
was
merely
poking
fun
at
the
Odessa
audience
members
who
pretend
to
be
members
of
the
paparazzi.
One
of
the
audience
members
videotaped
the
act
and
posted
it
on
the
internet.
The
comic
let
the
footage
run
for
days
on
various
websites
and
then
confessed
it
was
all
a
set-up,
and
the
internet
fuss
proved
his
point
that
audiences
at
all
shows
now
turn
up
looking
for
something
they
can
capture
on
their
cell
phones
and
post
online.
The heated debate over illegal aliens and securing our
border seemed to fall short of what the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) had hoped.
The bishop of Juárez urged Mexicans to stay out of
the United States. Nationally, LULAC called for "all individuals"
to refrain from spending any money. For the majority of local
consumers, it was business as usual - including Hispanic patrons. The
attempts stem from H.R.4437, which amends the Immigration and Nationality Act
to strengthen enforcement of the immigration laws and to enhance border
security. With images like the one displayed here, someone needs to be
told "This is not trying to fit-in as an American.
