Odessa Releases Warrant Round-Up Numbers

By: Karl Rundgren

Updated: March 15, 2011

ODESSA -- The Odessa Police Department has been working to take care of outstanding warrants for the past several weeks.

Now that the Great Texas Warrant Roundup is over, the department is proud to announce their numbers. During the two-week period, 1,054 warrants were cleared and 313 arrests were made. Odessa Police tell Big 2 that the remainder of people on their list paid their warrants on their own.

All told, the total amount collected on warrants served or cleared was $207,717.87.

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