Two Public Admonishment Issued for
a Bexar County District Judge, Sitting by Assignment, for “Racial Slurs” and Ex Parte Communication
On December 4, 2020, the State Comission on Judicial Counsel (SCJC) issued a Public Admonishment and an Order of Additional Eduction over the Judges verbiage towards Mexican Nationals. Judge Mark Luitjen, was overheard, in open court, reminiscing on the “olden days,” where Mexican Nationals were commonly referred by derogatory slurs. It turns out the SCJC […]
The 13th District of Texas, Court of Appeals is Requiring an Explanation from Cameron County Court at Law 5
On December 23, 2020, the 13th District of Texas, Court of Appeals, has required, through abatement, that the Trial Court conduct a hearing to sort out matters. There were many issues within the case file and now, they will require explanation. Most recently, we found out someone submitted to the Court of Appeals, that the […]
Harlingen Police Commander Retires – Per Police Department Facebook
The Harlingen Police Department posted on Facebook that Commander John David Osborne has retired from the Department A review of his service record, shows 5 years as a reserve officer with the Town of Combes and 17 years of full time service with the City of Harlingen. A review of the Texas Municipal Retirement System […]
Cameron County Seeks to Withhold a Magistrate Video Because of a Lawsuit
Although, today is December 18, 2020, we have received a letter from the Cameron County Commissioners Court, Civil Legal Division; dated November 10, 2020. Being that the letter was certified, we find it interesting, it was mailed on December 15, 2020. In any case, the County is attempting to withhold a magistrate recording where the […]
Merida Group Executive Previously Convicted of a $150 Million Hospice Medicare Fraud Scheme Has Been Sentenced to Ten Years and Restitution
Recent news has been released by the Department of Justice (DoJ), as it relates to the sentencing of executives with a once, flourishing home health and hospice organization. The DoJ has provided a press release. In the release, it identifies, “A corporate executive [to be} ordered to prison after his conviction related to falsely telling […]
Texas Sunset Advisory Commission Receives Public Comment on the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement
We have submitted a Public Comment to the Texas Sunset Advisory Commission (TSAC) on the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE). The comment, as of December 16, 2020, has not been posted publicly, so we will provide the six page recommendations below:
Why are Harlingen Police Department Employee’s Violating Their Duties?
We have requested more records through the Texas Public Information Act (TPIA) about the duties and responsibilities of the Harlingen Police Department Peace Officers. We have focused our review on the Public Information Office (PIO). We have done this for various reasons, but because of the availability to communicate with the unit through Facebook Messaging. […]
Hays County Judge Take Supplement Pay Other County Judges Do Not – Per Open Records
The Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts (TCPA) was contacted through the Texas Public Information Act (TPIA), to determine if other Judges, doing similar duties, in other counties, as identification in a lawsuit (as followed by the San Marcos Corridor News) filed in Hays County also have sworn to having a Constitutional Court at Law. It […]
There May Be ANOTHER Potentially Fabricated Record Filed with the Cameron County Clerk’s Office
It appears the mystery of missing documents listed publicly to exist within Cameron County Court at Law 5, has taken a new turn. This time, in cause 19-CCR-1643, it looks like a document was submitted into the County Clerk’s Office, but not listed on the public record. This may be an attempt to cover up […]
A Hays County Notary Public May be in Trouble After a Fabricated Document Complaint was Filed on Him
A man that has been trying to clear his name, filed a complaint with the Secretary of State (SoS) related to the suspected actions of a Hay’s County Constable’s Office, Public Notary. The Notary, Matthew Wesley Farris, was accused on or about July 31, 2020, of fabricating a signature of an individual who did not […]