A family in Odessa is grieving the loss of a young child. The Odessa Police Department has confirmed that a 2-year-old girl passed away. This tragic event occurred after the child suffered injuries in a vehicle accident.
The crash happened in North Odessa, although details of the incident are limited. For more information, residents can visit the CBS7 news website.
Further details about the accident and the child's identity are available through CBS7 / KOSA-TV News.
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