Williamson County Sheriff’s Office, NCIC, and Securus — Master Timeline of Detention, Surveillance, and Coercive Conditions

An evidentiary record documenting surveillance patterns, isolation conditions, medical treatment concerns, reputational impact, and pretrial detention practices.

Author & First-Hand Witness:
LeRoy Nellis
Austin, Texas
2019–Present

NOTICE — LIVE RECORD

This publication is a live evidentiary record subject to continuous update and correction.

• Prior entries may be modified or restored
• Records may have experienced disruption or loss
• Account access issues have affected visibility
• Current version supersedes all prior versions

“I endured these conditions during 336 days in solitary confinement. This is a first-hand account, not speculation.”
— LeRoy Nellis

MASTER TIMELINE — 2019 TO PRESENT

Phase I — Initial Events (2019–2021)

• July 10, 2019 — SWAT Deployment
  • Large-scale tactical response
  • Family detained and questioned
  • Public exposure through media
  • Entry into law enforcement databases
• Post-Raid Activity
  • Electronic devices seized
  • Expansion of legal disputes
  • Public record exposure
• 2020 — Roadside Arrest
  • Multi-unit stop
  • Devices seized
  • Case dismissed
• 2021 — Residential Search
  • Multi-unit presence
  • Property disruption
  • No charges filed

Phase II — Monitoring & Communication Control

• Use of monitored communication systems
• Metadata tracking and retention
• Monitoring of third-party communications
• Account access irregularities

This phase reflects sustained surveillance and monitoring conditions.

Phase III — Pretrial Detention (2024–2025)

Conditions

• 336 days solitary confinement
• Sleep disruption
• Continuous lighting exposure
• Restraint systems used
• Environmental stress (noise, vibration)
• Black mold exposure
• Water shutoffs up to 19 hours
• Toilet system disabled
• Commissary deprivation

Medical Concerns

• 124 days without diabetic medication
• Unlicensed EMT activity
• Medication irregularities
• No consistent physician oversight
• Disputed medical decisions

Reported outcome: vision loss and neurological damage.

Phase IV — Collateral Impact

• Multiple legal proceedings
• Reputational damage
• Loss of account access
• Financial and property disputes
• Family and custody impact

Personnel Index

Names sourced from public records. Inclusion does not imply liability.

Medical Personnel

• Kathleen A. Pokluda
• Jamie P. Brooks
• Paige P. Altobelli
• Ronald W. Barnett
• Luke Cadriel
• Larry R. Davis
• Rex A. Forehand
• Melissa Hallett
• Matthew Ivie
• Rachael C. Lentz
• Daniel J. Meisinger
• Ronald S. Meissner
• David A. Miller
• Joshua D. Ransom
• Carlos S. Wheless
• Roberto D. Wheless

Peace Officers & Jail Personnel

• Hunter Best
• Keri L. Black
• Austin J. Braune
• Jorge Alvarado
• Nicole C. Baker
• La Kieta M. Bullock
• Jonathon J. Burt
• William T. Callahan
• Jordan T. Cotto
• Phillipe W. Dalton
• Talon Donovan
• Darrius Galloway
• Dennis E. Garrett
• Vincent B. Giles Jr.
• Jacob Guzman
• Edwin K. Hamilton
• Fernando B. Harris
• Derek W. Garretson
• Nathan J. Henderson
• Shawn M. Hunt
• Forrest C. Hunter
• Noah W. Irving
• Darrin O. Ivy
• Jake Jimenez
• Anthony Just
• Rickey K. Ladet
• Samir Lamichhane
• Jeremy T. Langsweirdt
• Aaron Li
• Matthew Lindemann
• Matthew J. Luna
• Racie A. Macik
• Latasha L. Matthews
• Jimmy D. Mobley
• Matthew Morone
• Jerod D. Morris
• Eric A. Myers
• Andrew J. Naso
• Gavin Newman
• Austin Nguyen
• Dianna Y. O’Brien
• Albert Ortiz Jr.
• Anthony L. Ramirez
• Rebecca M. Rodriguez
• Chad E. Skaggs
• Mathew E. Smith
• Christopher T. Watts
• Keith A. Wenzel
• Pennie White
• Steven R. Whitus Jr.
• Shawn L. Williams
• Kevin E. Willis
• Bruce E. Young Jr.

Conclusion

This record documents events and conditions observed during detention and related proceedings.

This record remains active and continuously updated.