A residence was broken into in Odessa. The incident occurred on E. 51st Street. Details of the break-in are limited, but it is known that a tool was used to gain entry. For more information on the suspect and the incident, readers can consult the Odessa Police Department or local news sources such as KMID ABC Big 2.
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