From: Ombudsman@tdcj.state.tx.us
Subject: Re: FW: 4-11-08 Reply to Winnipeg PD re: Crime Stats Info in Austin, TX
To: McMillanj@att.net
Date: Wednesday, April 16, 2008, 1:32 PM
Dear Mr. McMillan,
The Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) Ombudsman Coordinator's Office is in receipt of an email you sent to the Texas State Comptroller's Office dated April 11, 2008 requesting it be forwarded to TDCJ regarding the Austin Police Department and allegations of extortion and "snuff-movie" productions.
TDCJ has the responsibility of housing offenders convicted of a felony and sentenced to serve time in the Texas state prison system. TDCJ has no authority over local law enforcement agencies or the investigation of alleged crimes. Therefore, the issues in your letter are outside TDCJ's jurisdiction.
I regret I am unable to be of assistance to you.
Sincerely,
Myrissa Hutchison
TDCJ Ombudsman Coordinator's Office
An initial response will be provided within ten (10) workdays, with a final response usually within thirty (30) working days. Concerns reported as “life threatening” are addressed on a priority basis. Confidentiality requirements can restrict some information from being released. This information is provided to you in accordance with Section 493.016, Texas Government Code, and Agency policy.
(From:) Robert Cavazos (at his official State Comptroller of Texas state agency E-mail address of "Robert.Cavazos@cpa.state.tx.us"
To(:) ombudsman@tdcj.state.tx.us
(Time:) 04/16/2008 10:39 AM
cc (By Mr. Robert Cavazos to the Public Information Office of the Texas Department of Public Safety, at the latter state agency office's official E-mail address during that period of: "pio@txdps.state.tx.us" )
Subject FW: 4-11-08 Reply to Winnipeg PD re: Crime Stats Info in Austin, TX
Good morning!
The Texas Comptroller’s Office received the following e-mail asking us to forward this e-mail to your office.
Thanks,
Robert Cavazos
Web Team
Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts
------ Forwarded Message
From: John McMillan
Date: Fri, 11 Apr 2008 19:37:05 -0500
To: TDCJ Ombudsman
Subject: Fw: 4-11-08 Reply to Winnipeg PD re: Crime Stats Info in Austin, TX
FYI on all of this (see attached legal correspondence of mine) to each of you very influential crime-deterrence-minded Texans and other noble Americans.
State Comptroller Combs in Austin, I would appreciate your sharing a copy of the following legal correspondence of mine with the Texas Department of Public Safety and with the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. I am making this request of you only because for some reason E-mail transmission attempts of mine to each of those two respective state agencies in Texas have somehow failed in recent weeks.
Sincerely and Best Wishes, John Kevin McMillan of Austin, Texas.
Home phone: (512) 342-2295.
John Kevin McMillan
----- Forwarded Message ----
From: John McMillan
To: WPS-CrimeStat
Sent: Friday, April 11, 2008 7:30:53 PM
Subject: 4-11-08 Reply to Winnipeg PD re: Crime Stats Info in Austin, TX
April 11, 2008
Dear Winnipeg Police Department Officials in Winnipeg, Canada, and your very distinguished and innovative colleague, Mayor Katz of the City of Winnipeg:
Thank you for your conveyed support to myself in your friendly reply E-mail letter of today (see below, attached) for stronger monitoring of and more extensive website promulgation of any and all noteworthy crime statistics by the City Government of Austin in this capital city of Texas.
Among the crime categories that I myself wish that the City of Austin and Travis County Government would express more concern about are:
verbal harassing featuring obscene verbalized communications;
attempted homicide;
flagrantly illegal "snuff-movie" productions or planned "snuff-movie" productions aimed at fatally injuring or murdering a cited victim, and which are either planned or have occurred or that actually are occurring or at risk of occurring anywhere in Austin, Texas;
terroristic threats and other illegal acts of terrorism;
stalking;
kidnapping;
illegal forms of brainwashing to which any given law-abiding Austin resident is subjected against his wishes;
illegal forms of intergenerational exploitation of younger persons, including adult persons who are significantly younger in age than the cited culprit in those cases;
illegal forms of hostage-taking;
noise pollution for which a criminal-law violation appears to have occurred in a context evidenced in Austin, Texas;
fraudulent or deliberately false communications or services that allegedly deprive law-abiding Austin residents (myself among those persons) of full and immediate access to fully reliable news and information services and fully reliable medical or "health-care" services on a year-round basis;
illegal forms of intolerance toward any of the cited Constitutional rights, including Freedom of Speech and Freedom of Religion legal rights, of law-abiding single adult male Austin residents such as myself;
extortionism;
any and all cases of slavery ever at any time occurring in Austin;
illegal forms of religious or political persecution of a cited law-abiding person in Austin (myself, for instance) for which a criminal-law violation by the alleged persecutors of that Austin resident (myself, for instance) allegedly has occurred;
illegal forms of retaliation against a law-abiding Austin resident (myself, for instance), that occurred partly because that Austin resident either filed a lawfully worded legal complaint or was otherwise vigilant and conscientious and opposed illegal or injurious or unethical or profane-language conduct he observed or was victimized by;
blackmail;
illegal forms of bribery;
and illegal forms of gambling.
Please let me know if you ever at any time obtain or hear about possible evidence corroborating any of these cited concerns of mine in Austin, Texas. That information will help me to then file a legal complaint in Austin, Texas, against the cited individual, religious congregation, political group, civic group, business entity, or government-owned institution.
Sincerely and Best Wishes,
John Kevin McMillan, a single adult male American citizen of English, Scottish, and German ancestries, I also being a current dues-paying member of the Elder William Brewster Society serving direct descendants (myself among them) of the Rev. William Brewster, head chaplain of the Puritan Colony in 17th Century Massachusetts.
11411 Research Boulevard, Apt. 325, Austin, Texas, 78759.
Home phone: (512) 342-2295.
E-mail: mcmillanj@att.net
cc: Austin Police Chief Art Acevedo, who might be interested in the conveyed advice for his Austin Police Department that the Winnipeg Police Department in Canada has kindly and generously offered to Chief Acevedo.
Austin Mayor Pro Tem Betty Dunkerley, City Hall, City of Austin.
Austin Mayor Will Wynn, City Hall, City of Austin.
Travis County County Attorney David Escamilla, County Attorney's Office, Austin.
Attorney J. Dyer, Texas Secretary of State's Office, Austin.
State Senator Kirk Watson of the Austin area, Texas Senate, Texas Legislature.
State Rep. Donna Howard of the Austin area, Texas House, Texas Legislature.
State Senator John Whitmire, Chairman of the Texas Senate Committee on Criminal Justice, Texas Legislature.
State Senator Jeff Wentworth, Senate Jurisprudence Committee Chairman, Texas Senate.
State Rep. Warren Chisum, a state legislator who represented and served myself in a diligent manner during the period from 1992 until 1994 when I resided in Pampa, Texas, the city in the Panhandle region where he is himself based.
Texas Attorney General Gregory Abbott, Office of the Attorney General, State of Texas, Austin.
Mr. Kevin McCalla, General Counsel, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, Austin.
United States Justice Department Officials, Washington, D.C.
Austin Police Association Officials, Austin.
Travis County Judge Sam Biscoe, Austin.
Travis County Assistant District Attorney Rosemary Lehmberg, Austin.
Travis County Assistant District Attorney Mindy Montford, Austin.
Travis County District Attorney Ronald Earle, Austin.
Travis County Commissioner Sarah Eckhardt, County Commissioners' Court, Austin.
City Council Member Brewster McCracken, City Hall, Austin.
City Council Member Mike Martinez, City Hall, Austin.
City Council Member Jennifer Kim, City Hall, Austin.
News Editors of "The London Times" and the British Broadcasting Corporation and Reuters, respectively.
KVUE Television News, Austin,Texas.
Mr. John Broders, Story Assignments Editor for the Crime-deterrence-minded "Texas Monthly" magazine, an EMMIS Communications media company in Austin, Texas, the kindly and conscientious John Broders having helpfully advised me over the telephone from his magazine office about eight years ago that an "unethical media company" was apparently "harassing" (exact quote) me in Austin, Texas, during that period, John Broders helpfully informed me that day in the context of emphasizing that a cited religious group in Austin that I had briefly mentioned to him in that phone conversation as having been rumored by others to be somehow stalking me in my own life in Austin, Texas, definitely was NOT the source of any alleged verbal harassment of myself during that period, but instead the source of that cited harassment of me was an "unethical media company," John Broders very politely and helpfully emphasized to me that day, John Broders having on his own volition anticipated a legal conflict for me in 1997 by candidly stating to me in person at that time that while he wished to be helpful to me, John Broders of "Texas Monthly" magazine would not be willing to testify for me in a court of law, he candidly volunteered, with the same John Broders very helpfully volunteering to me on April 6, 2006, over the telephone that I myself had an urgent need to myself hire an attorney at that time to obtain factual information for myself relating to the voluminous harmful-intent or criminal-intent criminal-law evidence file about myself and my living conditions in Austin, Texas, that had been established in January of 2006 by the Strategic Prosecution Division of the Travis County District Attorney's Office in Austin, John Broders helpfully stated to me on his own volition in that April 6, 2006 comment to me he made over the phone from his magazine office in downtown Austin.
Attorney Ian Arnold, EMMIS Communications, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Cousin Jim Dane of the Iowa City of Iowa, a kindly farmer who helpfully advised me on his own volition over the telephone about seven years ago, during a phone call I made to his farm residence from my campus-area apartment, that Cousin Jim Dane was himself aware of persons exhibiting alleged criminal and harmful intent toward myself, John Kevin McMillan of Austin, during that period, Cousin Jim Dane warned me that day.
Austin Mayoral Candidate Marc Katz, who very helpfully assured me in person earlier this year that the issue of noise pollution in Austin, Texas, will be receiving higher priority from the City Government of Austin in coming months, Mr. Katz in a friendly manner emphasized to me as we briefly chatted in the lobby area of his "Katz's Never Kloses" New York City-style delicatessen restaurant along West Sixth Street in downtown Austin.
Chancellor Bob McTeer, Texas A&M University System in College Station, the General Counsel for Texas A&M University System having very helpfully written a two-page memorandum several years ago (a copy of which I obtained through an Open Records request) that specifically explored the question of whether Texas A&M University System should assist myself, John Kevin McMillan of Austin, in helping to put an end to allegd verbal harassment of myself and alleged profane verbalized communications to myself intrusive upon my privacy rights that I had myself complained about in writing to Texas A&M University officials in College Station.
Ms. Carol Longoria, a University of Texas Systems Administration Public Information Coordinator, who has written me several politely-worded reply E-mail letters this year in response to recent cited concerns of mine about alleged anonymous communications allegedly victimizing myself in Austin, Texas.
General Counsel Elizabeth Rogers, State Bar of Texas state agency, Austin.
University of Pennsylvania Law Professor Leo Katz, an expert on criminal-law and business-law legal matters who is also a very benevolent and people-friendly and idealistic former classmate of mine at O. Henry Junior High School in Austin, Texas.
Officials of Noise Free America, a Madison, Wisconsin-based non-profit group I've joined that seeks to prevent illegal or injurious forms of noise pollution throughout the United States.
Texas Department of Criminal Justice Officials, Huntsville, Texas.
Williamson County County Attorney Jana Duty, Georgetown, Texas.
City Attorney David Smith, City of Austin, Austin, Texas.
City of Cedar Park Police Chief, Cedar Park, Texas.
Travis County Commissioner Gerald Daugherty, County Commissioners Court, Austin.
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