After having just been threatened and sworn out by Mary Brown's husband CHARLES GEILICK, I went up to another polling location to see if I could talk with some Earl Jackson, Michelle McKinney, and Mary Brown supporters. The Earl Jackson supporters were calm and rational and very willing to discuss why they were supporting Earl. No Michelle McKinney supporters were present at the time that I got to the voting location. There was a Mary Brown supporter, but she was unwilling to speak about Mary Brown's unethical conduct. You MUST write down a person to serve as judge for the 301st District Family Court. Please write in an ETHICAL judge. If you are a republican, #WriteDownEarlJackson If you are a democrat, #WriteDownMichelleMcKinney ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCGSXrBzyWU

The Texas Senate has been holding hearings discussing the issue of Children's Protective Services. During their meeting on May 16, 2022, Chairwoman Lois Kolkhorst invited the public to contact them with about concerns and criticisms about the agency. Dr. Brooks McKenzie, a recognized expert in Attachment, Child Development, interventions for at-risk children and families, and Trust-Based Relational Intervention, and an individual who trained hundreds of DFPS/CPS administrators and staff, provided feedback to the Senate Committee. Brooks has plenty of documentation, audio recordings, interactions, and additional first-hand experience with the DFPS/CPS. His conclusion based on extensive interaction with the agency: The ENTIRE DFPS/CPS agency is a failure - and beyond repair. #CPSReparations #AbolishCPS ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4T5EfCcV5Ww

At a recent event with Texas GOP Chairman Matt Rinaldi, I got to ask him a question about cleaning out the corruption in our courts. Due to time constraints, I didn't ask a follow up, but I wanted to start to bring attention to the issue of court corruption and atrocious judges in our Texas courts. This is an issue that the Texas GOP needs to be aware of and address. #EndJudicialCorruption #OpenCourts #ProsecuteCorruptJudges #JuryNullification ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_-MDZ0naQ4

Testimony at CPS Investigative Hearing on July 12, 2016, in Austin, TX--Part 1 BECAUSE OF THE NEED FOR REFORM IN CHILDREN'S "PROTECTIVE" SERVICES, I NOT ONLY GIVE PERMISSION TO ANYONE TO DOWNLOAD AND REPOST THIS VIDEO IN WHATEVER FORUM OR MEDIUM THEY DEEM FIT TO HELP BRING AWARENESS OF THE DESTRUCTION THE AGENCY CAN INFLICT ON PEOPLE--BUT I ENCOURAGE THEM TO DO SO. Due to the neglect of Children’s Protective Services’ (CPS) of Dallas, 4-year-old Leiliana Wright was beaten, abused, and killed by her mother and boyfriend on March 13, 2016. According to J. David McSwane, “a chain of errors, incompetence, and systemic problems” at CPS prevented the agency from acting in a timely manner to prevent the savage abuse of this 4-year-old girl. As a result, Texas Governor Greg Abbott appointed Hank Whitman to head the Department of Family and Protective Services, and the Texas legislature has been holding investigate and interim hearings to address the problems associated with CPS. On July 12, 2016, one such hearing was held in Austin, Texas. I and many other people testified at the hearing, which last well into the evening. My testimony dealt with a situation that CPS could have stopped one year earlier, but chose not to. As a result, I have not seen my grandchildren for 15 months. On April 22, 2015, my younger grandson, Gideon Morgan, was hospitalized with an infection for 4 days at Children’s Medical Center in Dallas, Texas. Karen, my wife, watched Cruise, the older grandson, until I returned from working out of state, and then I watched him. My last video playing with Cruise was taken on April 25, several hours before Gideon was released from the hospital. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlrfCMyyaxw) While Gideon was in the hospital, someone from Children’s Medical Center called CPS about Gideon’s infection. CPS visited my daughter at her apartment the day that Gideon was discharged, and she accused me of making the call to CPS to try to steal her children. During my calls, I spoke with case worker Penny Hutchinson and begged her to tell my daughter that I had nothing to do with the call. Even though Penny was relieved to hear of how involved we were in my grandchildren’s lives and was relieved that we were a very strong safety net for the children, she listed several reasons why she wouldn’t contact my daughter. She eventually invoked “policy” to defend her inaction, claiming that contacting my daughter would violate the state’s anonymity policy. I spoke with other CPS workers, including Penny’s supervisor, Mia, who admitted that there was no “state policy” to that effect, but that not getting involved was merely a “best practice.” Both CPS and Children’s Medical Center, whom I contacted earlier, allowed me to be falsely accused for making the call. A few months later, my daughter sought a protective order against me and filed false charges against me with the Dallas Police Department, so I had to face two trials. At the first trial, my daughter, her ex-boyfriend, and my ex-wife all committed perjury. Their testimony was inconsistent and contradictory and easily refuted with photographs, text messages, emails, and even my daughter’s testimony. The judge found no evidence against me, and she denied the protective order. The second trial—the criminal trial—was dismissed in November 2015. CPS WAS NOT and IS NOT responsible for the false charges and perjury that was committed against me, nor are they responsible for detective throwing my case into court. Officer Quezada, the Dallas detective, tried to charge me with a felony, but from the beginning he suspected that my daughter was lying—and within a few moment of questioning me he realized that there was no credible charge against me. Yet rather than dismiss everything, he chose to throw my case into traffic misdemeanor court. I suspect he did so because the city would have made money had I paid a $500 fine. However, in my opinion, Children’s Protective Services IS guilty of gross negligence and conscious indifference, which are violations of Chapter 41 of the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code. Because the agency chose to let me be falsely accused, they are largely guilty of destroying my relationship with my grandchildren and placing them at greater risk, and I had to spend $20,000 defending myself in court. ANY “best practice” that destroys a family needs to be re-evaluated. As a result of CPS' intentional choice to remain silent and their later refusal to rectify their wrong, I have not seen my grandchildren for almost 15 months. I am merely asking Commissioner Hank Whitman and the agency that helped destroy my relationship with my grandchildren seek to rectify the damage that they caused. It is the right thing to do. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSCzbniUzyU