A memorial has been unveiled by the Odessa Police Department. This tribute honors a young officer who lost his life during a flood. The community is marking one year since the tragic event.
The officer had served the Odessa community with dedication. Department officials have invited the public to visit the memorial.
Further details about the memorial and the officer are available through CBS7 and KOSA-TV News.
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