Odessa Crimestoppers is seeking assistance with a recent incident. A burglary occurred at Permian High School, prompting the organization to ask for help.
Further details about the burglary are available from the source.
Those looking for more information can visit the provided link to learn more about the incident and how to assist Odessa Crimestoppers.
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