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BROWN, FRANK ALLEN Arrested in Ector County, Texas

BROWN, FRANK ALLEN was arrested in Ector County, Texas for Public Intoxication (Cpf)(C) Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (C) Defective Or No Headlamps (C) No Driver'S License Or Expired (C) Ftm Proof Of Fin Res – Subsequent (C) on February 4, 2025.

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Public Intoxication (Cpf)(C) Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (C) Defective Or No Headlamps (C) No Driver'S License Or Expired (C) Ftm Proof Of Fin Res – Subsequent (C)

County: Ector County, Texas

Arrest date: February 4, 2025

Booking number: 488529

Arresting agency: Odessa Police Department

BROWN, FRANK ALLEN was booked by the Odessa Police Department following an arrest for Public Intoxication (Cpf)(C) Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (C) Defective Or No Headlamps (C) No Driver'S License Or Expired (C) Ftm Proof Of Fin Res – Subsequent (C). This arrest record reflects a booking event and does not indicate a conviction. Additional details about BROWN, FRANK ALLEN's arrest are listed below.

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Public Intoxication (Cpf)(C) Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia (C) Defective Or No Headlamps (C) No Driver'S License Or Expired (C) Ftm Proof Of Fin Res – Subsequent (C)
Offense category
Public Intoxication
Booking number
488529
Arresting agency
Odessa Police Department
Location
Ector County, Texas
Booking/Arrest date
February 4, 2025

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PUBLIC INTOXICATION (CPF)(C) POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA (C) DEFECTIVE OR NO HEADLAMPS (C) NO DRIVER'S LICENSE OR EXPIRED (C) FTM PROOF OF FIN RES – SUBSEQUENT (C)

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