A local event is being held to support a worthy cause. Tip-A-Cop is taking place in Odessa, with the goal of benefiting Special Olympics Texas.
Further information about the event can be found in the Odessa American.
Details about the event, such as its schedule and participants, are available from the Odessa American, which has more information about Tip-A-Cop and its connection to Special Olympics Texas.
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