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  • Williamson County Jail Took My Bible — Then Put Me in a Restraint Chair for 2.5 Hours

    This is not a misunderstanding. This is retaliation. The restraint chair — a mechanical control device used in jails. I was strapped into one like this for approximately 2.5 hours for refusing to surrender my Bible. While detained at :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}, jail staff confiscated my Bible and then escalated to physical punishment when I refused to…

  • Greg Abbott’s proclamation against Muslim’s isn’t legal…

    Under 8 U.S.C. § 1189, the Secretary of State — not a governor — has the exclusive authority to designate Foreign Terrorist Organizations (FTOs).States have zero jurisdiction here.No wiggle room.No “Texas exception.” Anything a governor tries to declare in this space is symbolic theater, not enforceable law. CAIR (Council on American-Islamic Relations) is a U.S.…

  • Comprehensive Healthcare, Legal, and Defamation Analysis Report – Williamson County Sheriff’s Office – Medical Division / Jail

    Subject: Systemic Medical Misconduct, Record Tampering, Unlicensed Practice, and Defamation Facility: Williamson County Sheriff’s Office – Medical Division (HealthSecure EMR System)Patient: LeRoy William Nellis II (SO# 19-184130; DOB 11/24/1971)Period Reviewed: December 20, 2024 – February 27, 2025Prepared for: Office of the Attorney General of Texas — Public Integrity & Health Care Fraud Division I. Purpose and…

  • SUMMARY — WILLIAMSON COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE RESPONSE (PIA ID# 40621)

    Date: October 27, 2025From: Katie Lentz, Open Records Coordinator, Williamson County Sheriff’s OfficeTo: Texas Attorney General, Open Records DivisionSubject: Request for Ruling on Disclosure — PIA ID# 40621Complainant/Requestor: LeRoy Nellis II Code Section Claimed Basis Effect §552.101 Confidential by law (Common-Law Privacy) Used to withhold medical, psychiatric, or “intimate” details. §552.103 Litigation Exception Claimed the…

  • Systemic Medical Abuse in Williamson County Jail: 

     How Part-Time Medicine and Unlicensed Practice Destroyed My Health By LeRoy Nellis (Published on LeRoyNellis.blog and http://www.academia.edu) SECTION I — INTRODUCTION I write these pages not as a lawyer, not as a journalist, but as a man who survived the medical system inside the Williamson County Jail—if “system” is even the right word. For 326…