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(Explanatory Note: The following is the exact text of an intra-agency E-mail note that Mr. Keig wrote and sent to Ms. Covington in 2014. A copy of this legal document was obtained through a 2015 public-information request to the TWC by John Kevin McMillan of Austin. According to recently updated online records about attorney Lowell A. Keig, he has served or is currently serving as Chair of the Health Law Section of the Austin Bar Association.)
"From: Keig, Lowell A
"Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2014 8:57 AM
"To: Covington, Vickie V
"Subject: FW: corrected version: 5-21-14 reply letter to TWC state agency Civil Rights Director Keig
"Vickie:
"Please give me a second opinion.
"He (John Kevin McMillan of northwest Austin) does not state that he was treated any differently on the basis of his religion or belief from any other tenant (at the apartment complex where Mr. McMillan resides as an official tenant, Wind River Crossing, 11411 Research Boulevard) in the terms and conditions of his housing.
"Am I missing something that you see?
"--Lowell"
(Explanatory Note: The following is the exact text of a 2014 intra-agency written reply note that Texas Workforce Commission state agency General Counsel Paul N. Jones wrote and sent to TWC Civil Rights Division Director Lowell A. Keig. This legal document was released to John Kevin McMillan of Austin in response to a March 2015 public-information request that Mr. McMillan submitted to that state agency. According to recently updated online records for Mr. Keig, he is cited as either being or having been the chair of the Health Law Section of the Austin Bar Association.)
"From: Jones, Paul N (the TWC state agency General Counsel, with an official E-mail address of: "paul.jones@twc.state.tx.us")
"Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2014 12:30 PM
"To: Keig, Lowell A (the TWC state agency Civil Rights Division Director, with an official e-mail address of: "lowell.keig@twc.state.tx.us")
"Subject: Re: 8-14-14 urgent note to APD and Travis County District Attorney re: crime case
"Absolutely
"Sent from my iPhone
"On Aug 14, 2014, at 12:29 PM, "Keig, Lowell A" wrote:
"Paul:
"May I block or send directly to junk mail any further emails from Mr. (John Kevin) McMillan (of Austin) since they do not involve civil rights discrimination?
"--Lowell
"Sent from my iPhone"
(EXPLANATORY NOTE: The following is the exact text of a 2014 intra-agency E-mail note between two leading officials of the Texas Workforce Commission. A copy of this legal document was released to John Kevin McMillan of Austin in response to a public-information request he submitted to the Texas Workforce Commission state agency in Austin in March of 2015. According to online biographical information about one of the two TWC officials cited below, Lowell A. Keig, he either currently or has recently served as Chair of the Health Law Section of the Austin Bar Association.)
"From: Dunigan, Corra (TWC state agency Assistant General Counsel)
"Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2014 8:38 AM
"To: Keig, Lowell A (TWC state agency Civil Rights Division Director)
"Subject: McMillan
"Lowell,
"I got your v/m regarding whether you need to forward this (housing-related civil-rights complaint from John Kevin McMillan of Austin) on to the (TWC Human Rights Commission) Commissioners, and I do not think that is necessary.
"Mr. McMillan appears to have some issues to say the least. I would just ignore it at this time."
"Corra Dunigan
"Assistant General Counsel
"Texas Workforce Commission
"101 E. 15th Street Room 608
"Austin, TX 78778
"(office phone:) 512-463-8017
"CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: Unless otherwise indicated or obvious from the nature of this transmittal, the information contained in this email is attorney-client privileged and confidential pursuant to Texas Government Code, Sections 552.101, 552.103, 552.106, 552.107, 552.108, 552.110 and/or 552.111. Any unauthorized review, use, disclosure or distribution is prohibited without the express authorization of the Texas Workforce Commission, General Counsel."
(EXPLANATORY NOTE: Three total new and additional parenthetical clarifications or revisions, each of them directly cited between parentheses, have been added in 2016 for this blog entry by criminal-law complainant John Kevin McMillan of Austin to the text of his last-ever 2014 E-mail correspondence with Schlotzsky's Arboretum General Manager David Vasquez. Also, some entire paragraphs of this 2014 E-mail correspondence with Mr. Vasquez were deleted for the sake of fairness toward a cited individual apparently not employed by Schlotzsky's.)
From John McMillan (at personal E-mail address of: "mcmillanj@att.net")
(Date and Time:) March 18, 2014, at 11:56 a.m.
To Schlotzsky's Arboretum (at the one total E-mail address for Schlotzsky's of "dvasquez@schlotzskys.com"), Texas Restaurant Association General Counsel Glenn Garey, Travis County District Attorney, Tara Long, Austin Police Department Assistant Chief Troy Gay
On Tuesday, March 18, 2014 11:56 AM, John McMillan wrote:
To: David Vasquez, General Manager of the very nice Schlotzsky's Arboretum Restaurant that's situated at Research Boulevard and Balcones Woods Drive in northwest Austin, with your office phone number being (512) 338-9494.
March 18, 2014
Dear David,
Thank you for leaving a voice-mail message with my home phone line this morning in which you asked me to give you a phone call at your Schlotzsky's Arboretum chain restaurant. I then promptly returned your phone call at shortly after 10 a.m. this morning.
In our approximately five-minute or 10-minute phone conversation this morning, you very helpfully informed me for the first time ever that you have contacted the Travis County District Attorney's Office and the Texas Restaurant Association about the cited crime case in which I am definitely a victim inside my bolt-locked apartment unit at Wind River Crossing Apartments.
You also stated to me that you have chosen NOT to share the contents of my E-mail (below) to you about the cited crime case with either Mike or Amada or any of your other assistant managers or shift leaders--- or any other member of your staff, you indicated.
You also emphasized to me that none of your staff members at your particular location reside anywhere close to your Schlotzsky's restaurant, and for that cited reason none of them would have ever at any time heard any rumors or information about (, you indicated, or had any direct alleged possible involvement of their own of any type in) the cited felony-crimes case in which I am myself a continuing victim, you emphasized to me today.
I did mention to you today about my hope that possibly some of your customers unbeknownst to me might have possibly made oral statements inside your restaurant about the cited crime case---comments that that were either directly heard or overheard by you or a member of your staff, I stated.
Also in our phone conversation today, you asked me to please refrain from ever again myself discussing the cited crime case inside your restaurant with any of your managers or staff members. You emphasized to me that that type of unpleasant and stressful topic, you indicated, should not be discussed any further inside your location's restaurant environment.
For the record, the only members of your staff whom I can currently recall having myself inside your restaurant discussed the crime case with are your management team members Mike and Amanda, and yourself.
I replied to your first-time request of me on the phone today by politely assuring you that I will of course refrain from ever myself while inside your restaurant ever again discussing the cited felony-crimes case in which I am definitely a victim with any member of your staff at any time in the present or future. The only possible exception to that, I politely added, is if a member of your staff directly directly poses a question to me about the crime case in which I am a continuing victim. You did not cite any objection to my offering an honest answer if a question of that type is ever directly posed to me by any member of your management team.
You also advised me in our phone conversation today that you believe I may have to lawfully and in a civil manner...(terminate my co-tenant roommate involvement with) my current roommate, a male adult older person whom I had met for the first time ever in March 2013 when I interviewed him on two separate occasions inside your Schlotzsky's location. I agreed to meet with that individual inside your store (a location I had cited to him because your store is very close to where I live) only after he had responded in writing to a wholesome roommate-wanted ad of mine on Craigslist. In my roommate-wanted ad, I had emphasized in writing that I was seeking an honorable and law-abiding strictly-platonic-relationship (zero-physical-contact) roommate for myself.
During the two separate interviews I had with that heavyset older man inside your location, I might add at this time, that prospective new roommate for myself repeatedly stated to me that he would definitely contact the Austin Police Department on my own behalf if he himself ever observed any evidence of any alleged illegal intruder inside this particular apartment unit at Wind River Crossing.
...
....
Also in our phone conversation this morning, you very kindly offered to yourself contact the Austin Police Department on my behalf about the cited crime case in which I am a victim.
I politely replied to your statement that the current investigation by the Travis County District Attorney's Office Public Integrity Unit is (apparently or possibly) focused on possible alleged violation of the law by one or more members of the Austin Police Department in connection with their response to one or more of my dozens of crime complaints I have filed with APD ever since April 28, 2011, about my being a cited victim of personal-injury crimes inside my bolt-locked apartment unit. I politely emphasized to you in our phone conversation that the Austin police so far have not been willing to investigate this crime case in the last few years.
I also mentioned to you in our phone conversation today that partly because I have been a restaurant-industry employee in Austin on a continuous basis ever since April 27, 2002 (my birthday), and partly because I have been a regular customer inside your restaurant providing you with helpful and honest and accurate reports relating to the trash can in your restroom overflowing with trash and other factual reports, etc., over a multi-year period, I have been hopeful that you might be particularly interested in supporting my legal right and human right to myself sleep alone on my bed inside my bolt-locked private bedroom without anyone ever having any physical contact with me of any type during my sleep. I am a lifelong single gentleman, and I am also a longtime celibate-by-choice single adult gentleman who myself always sleeps alone on a bed that I own.
David, thank you again for your kind interest in seeing that my privacy rights are fully protected here in Austin. Please let me know if any portion of this follow-up letter strikes you as being anything but accurate and honest on my part.
Sincerely and Best Wishes,
John Kevin McMillan, a former applicant for employment at your Schlotzsky's location who appreciated the fact that you gave full consideration to my job application even though I was never hired for any position at your particular location. I might add that even though I also applied for a job at Schlotzsky's 620 in Williamson County, I was not hired there, either.
My home address: 11411 Research Boulevard, Wind River Crossing Apartments, Building 3, Apartment 325, Austin, Texas, 78759.
Home phone: (512) 342-2295.
My Blog: http://www.johnkevinmcmillan.blogspot.com
John Kevin McMillan
From: John McMillan
To: Schlotzsky's Arboretum (with the one total cited E-mail address for Schlotzsky's of "dvasquez@schlotzskys.com"), TRA General Counsel Glen Garey
Sent: Monday, March 17, 2014 11:59 PM
Subject: Fw: 3-16-14 follow-up note to David re: DA's Office investigation
David,
Thank you again for kindly inviting me in recent months to myself write and send you a follow-up E-mail letter (below) about the alleged continuous-and-continuing felony personal-injury-crimes case and the alleged continuous-and-continuing felony anal-rape-crimes-during-my-sleep-inside-my-bolt-locked-private-bedroom-and-bolt-locked-apartment-unit case.
David, did the hopefully-polite request of you and your other people-friendly Schlotzsky's colleagues that I made in my March 16, 2014, letter (below) strike you as fair and reasonable on my part?
Thank you in advance for your very kind reply note on this,
from John Kevin McMillan, an appreciative regular customer in your nice chain restaurant location that's situated a few blocks from the apartment complex where I am a rent-paying tenant and leasee. I might add that I am also a former individual dues-paying member of the Texas Restaurant Association that is headquartered right here in Austin.
My home address: 11411 Research Boulevard, Wind River Crossing,
Apt. 325, Austin, Texas, 78759.
My home phone: (512) 342-2295.
My Blog: http://www.johnkevinmcmillan.blogspot.com
with a courtesy carbon-copy to Mr. Glen Garey, General Counsel for the Texas Restaurant Association (TRA), who might possibly be willing to confirm that in the past few years, I have myself discreetly shared factual information with that kindly attorney about the cited continuous-and-continuing-crimes case in which I have been and continue to be victimized inside my bolt-locked apartment unit. As a restaurant-industry employee on a continuous basis ever since April 27, 2002, and as a former individual dues-paying TRA member here in Austin, I appreciate the support that the Texas Restaurant Association apparently conveys on behalf of humane living conditions and full and healthful rest every night for all restaurant-industry managers and owners, and, I assume, for all restaurant-industry non-managerial employees as well.
John Kevin McMillan
----- Forwarded Message -----
From: John McMillan
To: Schlotzsky's Arboretum (with the one total cited E-mail address for Schlotzsky's of "dvasquez@schlotzskys.com")
Sent: Sunday, March 16, 2014 11:43 PM
Subject: 3-16-14 follow-up note to David re: DA's Office investigation
To: David Vasquez, General Manager, Schlotzky's Arboretum restaurant, Austin, Texas. Office phone: (512) 338-9494.
March 16, 2014
Dear David,
After paying a friendly visit to your nice restaurant this Sunday night shortly before closing time, I was reminded that I have been promising you for weeks that I will share with you and your people-friendly management colleagues with Schlotzsky's---including Mike and Amanda--- this information (see below) about the personal-injury-crimes case in which I am definitely the victim on a daily and year-round basis.
Thank you again, David, for your kind willingness to accept this follow-up E-mail letter from me about the cited crime case that has been very disruptive to my life and career.
David, I greatly appreciate your kindly-stated support for my legal right to myself sleep alone on my bed inside my bolt-locked private bedroom of my bolt-locked apartment unit without anyone having any physical contact with me of any type and without anyone injuring me or wounding me or raping me or molesting me or harming me in any way.
The prosecuting attorney currently reviewing crime evidence on this case with a view toward himself filing a felony crime charge on my behalf, is: Travis County Assistant District Attorney Rob Drummond.
Assisting him is Investigator Lori Carter of the Travis County DA's Office Public Integrity Unit.
The office phone number for either of those two Travis County District Attorney's Office representatives here in Austin is (512) 854-9530.
The case identification number on this crime case is Public Integrity Unit Case number 9655-13 (see last item, below, for official confirmation on that).
David, if you or any of your assistant managers or any other colleagues of yours EVER at any time sense you might have obtained or received or heard possible information or impressions or rumors or hunches or observations about this crime case that you are willing to share with the DA's Office, I would be very grateful if you would please leave a phone message with Investigator Lori Carter at her office phone number.
(The receptionist at that DA's Office phone number will either connect you to Investigator Lori Carter herself or to her voice mail. Investigator Lori Carter is very polite and very professional, and she is very pleasant to talk with on the phone.)
My hope is that since you work virtually "across the street" from where I live, and since you are very alert and no doubt hear lots of rumors of every type relating to this neighborhood of Austin, you might possibly be willing to call Investigator Carter about this alleged-continuous-and-continuing felony personal-injury crimes case and alleged-continuous-and-continuing felony anal-rape-crimes-during-my-sleep case in which I am definitely the victim on a daily and year-round basis.
David, I wish to emphasize that I do not have any expectations of you of any type on this.
I am offering you this contact information in the event that you or any of your assistant managers or shift leaders or other colleagues might ever choose to call the DA's Office about this case---and the current focus is on alleged possible violation of the state penal code of Texas by one or more officers or employees of the Austin Police Department in a context relating to myself.
With Friendly Best Wishes,
John Kevin McMillan, an appreciative regular customer at Schlotzsky's Arboretum. I'm also a restaurant-industry employee in Austin who was myself worked in one or more restaurants in this metro area on a continuous basis ever since my birthday (April 27) in 2002.
My home address: Wind River Crossing Apartments, 11411 Research Boulevard, Building 3, Apartment 325, Austin, Texas, 78759.
Home phone: (512) 342-2295.
My Blog: http://www.johnkevinmcmillan.blogspot.com
John Kevin McMillan
----- Forwarded Message -----
From: John McMillan
To: KVUE Television Newstips ; WashingtonPostLettersEditor ; Houston Chronicle Letters to the Editor ; KXAN Investigative Reporter Chris Willis ; KXAN News Director Chad Cross ; KXAN Staff Member Nick White ; KXAN Investigative Producer Joe Ellis ; DMN Editor Bob Mong ; Dallas Morning News Reporter Christy Hoppe ; KEYE TV Pedro Garcia ; KEYE Investigative Reporter Adam Asracusin ; KEYE TV Anchor Judy Maggio ; KEYE Television News (Austin TX) ; DMN ME George Rodrigue ; "news@statesman.com" ; "pgomez@statesman.com" ; "agarcia@statesman.com" ; Daily Texan News Editors ; Daily Texan Editor in Chief ; Fort Worth Star-Telegram Newstips ; Channel 8 News Editors ; Houston ABC TV Station KTRK News Team ; Houston NBC Channel 2 TV News Team ; CBS News Story Ideas Editors ; CBS News '60 Minutes' Editors and Reporters <60m@cbsnews.com>; Dallas CBS Television News Team Channel 11 ; KLRU TV News Editors ; Texas Monthly Senior Editor Pat Sharpe ; Chris Barbee E. C. Community Service Dir. ; San Antonio Express-News Letters to Editor ; Miami Herald Letters to Editor ; WallStJournalNewstips ; Wall Street Journal Exec. Editor Alan Murray ; Harper's Magazine Editors ; NewYorkTimesEditors ; Belo Media CEO Dunia Shive ; TheProgressiveMagazineEditors ; TheNationMagazineEditors ; DenverPostEditors ; Chicago Tribune Newstips ; Boston Herald Editors ; Boston Globe Letter to the Editor ; Boston Phoenix Editors ; USA Today Columnist Chuck Raasch ; CommonwealMagazineEditors ; Rape Abuse and Incest National Network Officials ; Physicians for Human Rights Communications Director Stephen Greene ; New Ulm (MN) Journal Editor ; Fox 7 (Austin TX) TV News ; Fox Television News Editors and Reporters ; Irish Times (Dublin) Newstips ; The London Times Letters to Editor ; The Economist ; Montreal Gazette daily newspaper (Canada) ; Queen's Univ. Institute of Intergovernmental Relations (Canada) ; Dallas - Fort Worth Realtors Association ; Texas Observer ; Texas Observer Editors ; Outback Asst Mgr Nick Burton ; Penn State University President ; Mass.Assn.ofHumanRightsCommissions ; Jesse Valdez ; UT System Vice Chancellor/General Counsel Barry Burghorf ; UT-Austin Institute on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault ; HumanRightsWatchOfficials(D.C. Office) ; Carter Center for Human Rights ; "humanrts@umn.edu" ; Matt Shands ; Eric Polak ; Rep. Naishtat Chief of Staff Dorothy Browne ; StateSenatorKirkWatson ; State Senator Krik Watson Asst. Yvonne Reynolds ; StateRep.DonnaHoward ; State Rep. Donna Howard Constituent Services Dr. Scott Daigle ; "wendy.davis@senate.state.tx.us" ; "public.information@texasattorneygeneral.gov" ; Texas DPS Office of General Counsel ; Texas DPS Online Services Webmaster ; Texas Tribune Editor in Chief Evan Smith ; Texas Tribune Managing Editor Ross Ramsey ; PortlandOregonianEditorinChief ; Texas Monthly Story-Assignments Editor John Broders ; Yessenia (Denny's Lakeline) ; Aurelio Contreras (Denny's Lakeline) ; TDCJ General Counsel Rep. Patricia Fleming ; TBPP General Counsel Bettie Wells ; Physicians for Human Rights USA Asylum Assistance ; Ellen Goodman Columnist ; DemocraticNatlCommittee ; RepublicanNationalCommittee ; Washington (D.C.) Monthly Editors ; Minnesota Attorney General ; Attorney General of TX Criminal-Law Division Captain Gregory Lucas
Sent: Friday, March 14, 2014 12:17 AM
Subject: re: 3-13-14 reply from Travis County DA's Office re: cited crime case
A respectful FYI to each of you very influential law-enforcement-minded civic leaders, government officials, and media representatives on the following correspondence of mine.
Please note the reply E-mail letter (below) I received this Thursday from a highly-esteemed investigator for the Travis County District Attorney's Office in Austin, Texas, about the cited crime case in which I myself am definitely the victim in Austin, Texas.
Please do not hesitate to call me or write to me if any of you have any questions you would like to pose to me about this very alarming alleged continuous and continuing felony crimes case in which I myself am the victim.
Sincerely and Best Wishes,
John Kevin McMillan, a former full-time newspaper reporter or full-time newspaper copy editor in several states of the U.S.A. (Texas, Florida, Minnesota, and Massachusetts, respectively).
My home address: 11411 Research Boulevard, Wind River Crossing Apartments, Building 3, Apartment 325, Austin, Texas, 78759.
Home phone: (512) 342-2295.
My Blog: http://www.johnkevinmcmillan.blogspot.com
John Kevin McMillan
----- Forwarded Message -----
From: Lori Carter
To: John McMillan
Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2014 2:45 PM
Subject: RE: 3-13-14 follow-up question for Investigator Carter
Mr. McMillan,
We cannot advise you either way. You may go to the media if you so choose.
From: John McMillan [mailto:mcmillanj@att.net]
Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2014 1:27 PM
To: Lori Carter
Cc: Louis Bratton Attorney; mariela@brattonfirm.com
Subject: 3-13-14 follow-up question for Investigator Carter
Dear Investigator Carter,
Thank you again for your courteous and polite style toward me in your cited role as investigator for Travis County District Attorney's Office Public Integrity Unit.
I appreciate having received your recent E-mail note to me relating to the continuous-and-still-continuing felony-crimes case in which I am definitely the victim during my sleep on a daily and year-round and continuing basis inside a bolt-locked apartment unit that I rent at the Westdale-managed Wind River Crossing Apartments in Austin.
A recent E-mail note (below) to me that you kindly wrote and sent to me cited the identification number of 9655-13 in regard to the criminal-law case your Public Integrity Unit has been investigating.
I am referring to the criminal-law case for which one current total legal issue was directly cited to me on the telephone on Feb. 20, 2014, by Travis County Prosecuting Attorney Rob Drummond during an approximately 35-minute phone conversation I had with him from my home phone inside my apartment. It was a phone conversation, I might add, in which you also participated from time to time from a third phone line in the DA's Office in Austin.
As I anxiously await your Public Integrity Unit's follow-up letter to me about this case that you have kindly indicated to me I will eventually receive in the mail at my home mailing address at Wind River Crossing Apartments, I have one additional hopefully-polite follow-up question for you.
I need to mention that I am a former full-time newspaper reporter in Texas, and I had a very good accuracy record in my reporting for a variety of general-circulation newspapers in this state. Even today, I feel hopeful that I have a very good reputation among many of the news media professionals in Texas and elsewhere.
For that and other reasons, would you mind if I were to share the case number for this cited Public Integrity Unit case and a summary of what this case might potentially entail with a variety of news media organizations and individuals and government agencies that or who have expressed concern to me about my being a victim of crime in Austin?
Thank you in advance for your helpful reply note in response to this one additional follow-up question that I thought would be reasonable to pose to you at this time.
Sincerely and Best Wishes,
John Kevin McMillan.
11411 Research Boulevard, Building 3, Apt. 325, Austin, Texas, 78759.
Home phone: (512) 342-2295.
My Blog: http://www.johnkevinmcmillan.blogspot.com
----- Forwarded Message -----
From: Lori Carter
To: John McMillan ; Rob Drummond
Cc: Rob Drummond
Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2014 1:52 PM
Subject: RE: 2-26-14 APD Open Records
Mr. McMillan,
The in-house number assigned to your complaint is: PIU# 9655-13
John Kevin McMillan
(Explanatory Note: This is a one-page report written and filed by Austin Police Department Senior Police Officer and APD Crisis Intervention Team member James Turner, himself a mental health officer, on June 19, 2015, at 1:03 p.m.
A copy of that official APD legal document was released by APD in response to a public-information request about APD Case Number 2015-1540423. That official case number was assigned by APD in response to a crime report filed with APD on the morning of June 3, 2015, by self-identified anal-rape-crimes victim John Kevin McMillan---himself a longtime-celibate-by-choice and single-by-choice white adult male apartment tenant who at that time resided in Apartment 325 of Building 3 at Wind River Crossing Apartments, 11411 Research Boulevard in northwest Austin.)
"Narrative Text # 1
"Document SUPPLEMENTS
"Author AP5980 - TURNER, JAMES
"Subject CIT SUP
"Related Date/Time JUN-19-2015 (FRI.) 1303
______
"Normal behavior for the subject (John Kevin McMillan).
"The subject has been told on many occasions including as recently as June 11th that he is not allowed to contact the Austin Police Department regarding these false accusations. It is unclear why a Safe (Sexual Assault Forensic) exam was authorized.
"It has been explained to McMillan many times that Sgt. Mike King and Officer James Turner are his liaisons to the Austin Police Department(,) and for him to contact one of them if he has this complaint.
"McMillan is well aware of this but refuses to comply.
"No need for further follow up by the CIT Unit.
"JT5980"
On Friday, February 5, 2016 1:31 AM, John McMillan wrote:
February 5, 2016
Dear Austin Police Department Senior Police Officer James Turner,
Because of time constraints for me this Thursday afternoon as I was also preparing to take a Capital Metro bus to my afternoon and evening workplace on Thursdays, the Luby's Lakeline corporate-owned cafeteria near Lakeline Mall, I did not proofread my letter to you as thoroughly as I should have.
In re-reading that letter of mine early this Friday morning, I find one glaring factual error:
In my very first paragraph referring to your and (APD) Officer Burnett's unannounced visit to my current rental apartment unit at Village Oaks Apartments, I incorrectly stated the date of your visit.
Your cited visit took place on Tuesday, January 19, 2016.
I hope this factual correction is helpful to you and your APD colleagues. I value having the best possible credibility and accuracy as a criminal-law complainant for the Austin Police Department and any other applicable law-enforcement agency with jurisdiction.
Incidentally, on behalf of any criminal-law harassment complaint that you are willing to help me file with APD against (name and additional information withheld at this time)...
.....
Sincerely and Best Wishes,
from criminal-law complainant John Kevin McMillan.
My current home address ever since late September 2015:
Village Oaks Apartments, 10926 Jollyville Road, Building 9, Apartment 902, Austin, Texas, 78759.
Home phone: (512) 342-2295.
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On Thursday, February 4, 2016 1:56 PM, John McMillan wrote:
To: Austin Police Department-designated "APD Liaison Officer" James Turner, a Senior Police Officer in APD's "Crisis Intervention Team," with Sergeant Michael King of that same CIT unit your immediate APD supervisor.
February 4, 2016
Dear Officer Turner,
Two update reports for you and your APD colleagues this week:
At between 8 p.m. and 9 p.m. Saturday, January 30, 2016, my only current apartment-management-team-approved "official roommate"...stated to me in person in the living room of our current Village Oaks apartment unit:
"I will tell them (any Austin police officers who might ever interview (me) on that subject) 100 percent of everything I (that roommate) know about what is going on in this apartment unit" (near-exact quote, with "100 percent" being an exactly quoted wording (that one total official current roommate of mine) used).
(That one total current roommate of mine) has stated to me repeatedly over a multi-month period in the living room area of our apartment unit that if he ever does observe any evidence of anyone other than myself, John Kevin McMillan, somehow being physically present inside my own locked private bedroom during my bedtime hours, (he) will let me know about that immediately.
(He) has also assured me that he will let me know immediately if he ever learns about any possible or suspected intruder or trespasser inside our bolt-locked rental apartment unit...
Another update report for you, Officer Turner:
Would you be willing to help me press harassment charges against (name withheld)...?
Officer Turner, I am asking you this question because I hereby allege that ... (additional information withheld).
This is a follow-up note to you after your unannounced 9:35 a.m. visit to my apartment unit on Tuesday, January 19, 2016 (correction here on the date cited in the original version of this letter) in which I invited you into the apartment in the hope you might collect crime evidence for APD during your visit about my being a victim of alleged continuous crimes. You were accompanied during your visit by a male officer, who stated that he is "Officer Burnett" (sp??) of APD's CIT Unit.
During your approximately 30-minute joint visit into my apartment unit, you stated to me, in response to a question from myself, that you have had previous CIT subjects who were actual victims of crime, and for whom you chose to turn over crime evidence on that to actual crime investigators for APD promptly after you concluded that those respective CIT subjects of yours were actual victims of crime in Austin.
Officer Turner, I appreciate your assuring me that if you yourself ever conclude at any time that I may be a victim of any alleged criminal activity of any type in Austin, you will promptly turn over that crime evidence to a certified crime investigator at APD.
Also during your January 19 visit to my apartment unit:
---You orally warned me that if I write to or call any APD officer or any APD official other than yourself or Sgt. Michael King, APD might charge me with alleged harassment of that APD officer or official.
---You stated to me that it IS acceptable to you for me to contact City of Austin employees or any other government officials who are not directly employed by the Austin Police Department, since you have not received any recent complaints about receiving unwanted E-mails or unwanted phone calls from me by any (official or employee of any) other City of Austin (department), you stated.
....
Also during your January 19, 2016, visit, Officer Turner, you stated to me that your and your Austin Police Department colleagues fully acknowledge and support my legal right to myself permanently exclude rejectee "Dr. Daniel Hitt" from my own life. The subject of Dr. Dan Hitt, whom I lawfully and permanently rejected in 1976, (and) about whom I have heard numerous (unwanted) anonymous rumors in Austin over a multi-decade period, arose at a moment during your visit inside my bedroom when I happened to spot in one of my boxes on the floor containing legal letters of mine, a signed October 26, 1999, "memo" written communication of mine to a state agency employer of mine at that time, the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles.
That signed letter of mine politely informed that State Government of Texas agency in writing that I will file a lawsuit against any and all individuals allegedly subjecting me against my wishes to rumors violating my own privacy rights about rejectee Dan Hitt allegedly seeking to have an alleged current or future involvement in my own life.
Any involvement in my own life by rejectee Dr. Daniel Hitt is completely unacceptable to me, as I politely emphasized to (yourself,) Officer Turner(,) as (you) spoke with me (on January 19, 2016) inside my private bedroom.
Sincerely and Best Wishes,
criminal-law complainant John Kevin McMillan.
Home phone: (512) 342-2295.
John Kevin McMillan
"Department of History
"The University of Texas at Austin
"Austin, Texas 78712-1163
"(512) 471-3261
"December 2, 1994
"Mr. John McMillan
"P.O. Box 12425
"Austin, TX 78711
"Dear John:
"I received the copy of the letter you mailed to President Berdahl.
"I am writing to tell you that I found your letter to be very inappropriate, both in terms of its approach and its content.
"In addition, I must ask you not to use my name further as a reference when pursuing employment here in Austin.
"When I agreed to do so over the phone, it was only in regard to providing prospective employers information about your academic performance in the classes you took with me. I am not prepared to provide a general reference for you.
"I wish you well in your job search and am sorry that I cannot agree to help you.
"Sincerely yours,
"Carolyn P. Boyd
"Chair
"xc: President Robert Berdahl"
"john f. Campbell
"lawrence j. morgan
"mark w. clemens
"April 22, 1999
"John McMillan
"P.O. Box 11517
"Austin, TX 78711
"Re: McMillan/Legal Representation
"Dear Mr. McMillan:
"The purpose of this letter is just to confirm that I have agreed to represent you in court, if it should ever be necessary, on any identifiable claim which objectively infringes upon or violates your rights in any respect or manner.
"Yours very truly,
"John F. Campbell
"campbell & morgan, p.c.
"attorneys and counselors
"805 West 10th third floor
"austin, texas 78701
"512/476-6036
"fax 512/478-8919"
"john f. campbell
"lawrence j. morgan
"mark w. clemens
"April 22, 1999
"RE: JOHN K. MCMILLAN
"TO WHOMEVER IT MAY CONCERN:
"This is just to confirm and give notice that so far as I know or believe, the State of Texas and more specifically the Texas Legislative Council is the only employer or professional associate of John K. McMillan, and if any further inquiry or information is needed on that subject do not hesitate to let me know.
"Yours very truly,
"John F. Campbell
"campbell & morgan, p.c.
"attorneys and counselors
"805 West 10th third floor
"austin, texas 78701"
From: Lori Carter
To: John McMillan ; Rob Drummond ; Texas DPS Office of General Counsel ; City Attorney Karen Kennard City of Austin (TX) ; Texas Medical Board state agency verifcic@tmb.state.tx.us>; "public.information@texasattorneygeneral.gov" ; U.S. President Barack Obama ; Sherri Fleming ; Rudy Magallanes ; U.S. Department of Homeland Security ; Texas Rangers Division of DPS ; Texas Rangers Division DPS ; Tara Long ; "valerie.harris@austintexas.gov" ; Jason Alexander (Asst. City Mgr. McDonald's Asst.)
Sent: Tuesday, July 22, 2014 7:47 AM
Subject: RE: confirmation reply requested from PIU Investigator Carter re: 7-21-14 FAX I sent you
Yes, we received your faxed transmittal.
No, we do not need any additional information from you or for you to request another agency to provide us with additional information.
Thank you,
Lori Carter, Sgt. Investigator
Travis County District Attorney's Office
Special Prosecution Division/Public Integrity Unit
Phone: 512-854-9530
Fax: 512-854-4810
E-Mail: lori.carter@co.travis.tx.us
Caution: This electronic communication is a work-product of the Special Prosecution Division of the Travis County District Attorney's Office and is intended only for the above named addressee(s). As such, it may contain confidential or legally privileged information, including, but not limited to, information obtained from confidential communications or information relating to the proceedings of a grand jury, the dissemination of which is strictly prohibited except as authorized by state or federal law. Consequently, the recipient should treat the information contained herein as confidential and should not disclose any such information to anyone unless the sender has expressly authorized such disclosure. If you have received this e-mail in error you must not copy, forward, disclose the information contained in it, or otherwise use it in any way. Please notify the sender immediately and then delete the e-mail, and any attachments.
From: John McMillan [mailto:mcmillanj@att.net]
Sent: Tuesday, July 22, 2014 2:01 AM
To: Lori Carter; Rob Drummond; Texas DPS Office of General Counsel; City Attorney Karen Kennard City of Austin (TX); Texas Medical Board state agency; public.information@texasattorneygeneral.gov; U.S. President Barack Obama; Sherri Fleming; Rudy Magallanes; U.S. Department of Homeland Security; Texas Rangers Division of DPS; Texas Rangers Division DPS; Tara Long; valerie.harris@austintexas.gov; Jason Alexander (Asst. City Mgr. McDonald's Asst.)
Subject: confirmation reply requested from PIU Investigator Carter re: 7-21-14 FAX I sent you
To: Sergeant Investigator Lori Carter and Prosecuting Attorney Rob Drummond, Travis County District Attorney's Office Public Integrity Unit, Austin, Texas.
July 22, 2014
Dear Sergeant Investigator Carter and Prosecuting Attorney Drummond, with your Travis County District Attorney's Office Public Integrity Unit office phone number of (512) 854-9530 and your office FAX number of (512) 854-4810,
Please confirm for me in writing that you received the three-page FAX I sent to both of you this Monday, July 21, from a UPS store situated a few blocks from my apartment complex.
I am referring to the FAX that contained an unsigned computer-printout copy of a one-page January 23, 2012, letter to me from Jacki Allen, Patient Relations Representative for St. David's Medical Center near UT-Austin.
The original version of that letter had been signed by Ms. Allen and mailed to me by herself in early 2012 at my Wind River Crossing Apartments mailing address.
Also included in the FAX I sent you this Monday was a copy of the July 18, 2014, postmark on the official envelope, along with the entire front contents of that envelope, that Melinda Griffith, a Patient Relations staff member at St. David's, addressed to me while mailing to me this month the unsigned computer-printout copy of that signed Jan. 23, 2012, letter to me from Ms. Allen.
That one-page unsigned copy of the 2012 letter to me from
Ms. Allen was the ONLY item contained in the follow-up letter to me that Ms. Griffith mailed to me this month. She did not include any cover letter of her own inside that envelope.
Also included in the FAX I sent you this Monday was a handwritten July 21, 2014-dated FAX cover letter from myself that was addressed to both of you.
In that FAX cover letter, I politely emphasized in writing that Ms. Allen in her January 23, 2012, letter to me stated to me that the doctor-ordered DNA-swabs kit obtained from my body at my request during my late-night Dec. 21, 2011, visit to St. David's ER that extended into the early-morning hours of Dec. 22, 2011,
I might myself add for clarification, WAS, IN FACT, PROMPTLY TRANSPORTED TO THE TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY STATE AGENCY HEADQUARTERS IN AUSTIN FOR PLANNED LAB TESTING THERE.
Investigator Carter or Prosecuting Attorney Drummond, please let me know as soon as possible if you would like me to politely ask the Office of General Counsel for the Texas DPS to please share with each of you the entire contents of my public-information-request legal correspondence I pursued with that state agency in Austin in 2012 that specifically focused on handling of and any possible processing of the doctor-ordered Dec. 22, 2011, DNA-swabs forensic kit obtained from my own body that the DPS acknowledged having received from St. David's Medical Center in late December 2011.
I have not yet located that particular public-information-related 2012 legal correspondence of mine with the DPS, but I will continue to search for those legal documents through searches in my computer system this week.
Finally, as a courtesy to the Texas Department of Public Safety, a highly-esteemed former employer of mine in Austin, I am carbon-copying this follow-up letter to that state agency's Office of General Counsel here in Austin.
Sincerely and Best Wishes,
John Kevin McMillan, current criminal-law complainant in Travis County District Attorney's Office Public Integrity Unit Case 9655-13, with Sergeant Investigator Lori Carter the first-rate investigator and the Assistant District Attorney Rob Drummond the honorable Prosecuting Attorney.
My home phone: (512) 342-2295.
My home address: 11411 Research Boulevard, Wind River Crossing, Building 3, Apartment 325, Austin, Texas, 78759.
My Blog: http://www.johnkevinmcmillan.blogspot.com/
John Kevin McMillan
"Hi, John, this Lily from Pearson (Educational Testing Services).
"I am calling you to let you know that I FAXed the employment verification form for Sandjaja Utama.
"If you have any question, you can give me a call. My number is (512) 989-5114. Thanks. Bye.”
“Mr. McMillan, this is Detective Silva with our Austin Police Department. And I was just calling to see if I could schedule you for Friday to come in and give me a formal statement---recorded statement.
"Um, please call me back, (512) 974-5526, and just let me know when you are available.
"Thank you. Bye-bye.”
"Mr. Mill-e----Mr. McMillan, this is Detective Silva with APD. I was just trying to see if I could get you in possibly earlier today.
"We've had some other cases come up that, uh, I need to be available for right around the time that you're supposed to come in.
"If you would give me a call, it's (512) 974-5526.
"Thank you. Bye-bye.”
“Mr. McMillan, this is Detective Silva, uh, returning your phone calls.
"Uh, I need time to work this case.
"I will call you as soon as I get an update. But until then, you know, this isn't the only case that I am assigned, and I do need ca---time, to actually work it.
"I understand your concerns about Sandjaja getting away. But I don't think that's going to happen. I don't think that's going to be the issue. And again, I need time to work it.
"OK? If you have any questions, please call me. Thank you.”
“Hi, John, this is Lt. Eveleth, returning your phone call.
"I'll give Detective (David) Silva (of APD's Sex Crimes Unit) a call, and ask him to call you in regards to the message that you left me.
"I don't see where there would be a problem with collecting those (bed) sheets (from your own bed).
"But, I'll have to talk to him. But I'll have him give you a call, after I talk to him.
"OK? Thank you. Bye.”
“John, this is Detective Silva with APD. I got your results back, and they show negative.
"There was no---nothing from (alleged possible suspect) Sandjaja (Utama), and no foreign substance in there, in the kit that was submitted.
"OK? If you have any questions, please feel free to call me, (512) 974-5526.
"Thank you. Bye-Bye.”
“Mr. McMillan, this is Detective Silva with the Austin Police Department.
"I was just letting you know that the case has actually been unfounded now. Which means that it has basically been closed, since due to the lack of evidence.
"After I discussed it with my sergeant, uh, it was determined that without any kind of evidence, we have no case. So, the case, again, has been unfounded.
"If you have any questions, please feel free to call me---(512) 974-5526.
“Thank you. Bye-Bye.”
(NOTE: "SAFE", a term used below, is an acronym for a "Sexual Assault Forensic Exam" DNA-swabs medical-exam rape-evidence kit. -- jkm)
“John, this is Detective Silva with APD.
“Um, I'm just letting you know that we did receive your SAFE kit, although it was not approved.
“You're going---that's something that's going to have to be dealt with with the hospital and yourself, for billing on that.
"Um, there is no case at this time. I'm letting you know that there is no case at this time that we're investigating.
"And at this point, there's not any evidence to show that there is a, a case that is to be worked. Okay?
"So I'm just letting you know that your case is being unfounded, at this time.
"And if you have any questions, feel free to call me. (512) 974-5526. Thank you.”
“Hey, John, Detective LaCombe with the Austin Police.
"I want to talk to you about a case that you'd filed on somebody for DSE (DFC?) abusive language.
"The way that you take care of these, it's a class C misdemeanor. So detectives won't be working this case, but that doesn't mean that the case is not going to be handled.
"You would go to the Municipal Court at 7th Street. And you could go up to the second floor and then you file charges yourself.
"You'd fill out an affadvait, and then they would actually walk you through it.
"If you have any questions, you can call me at (512) 974-4254.
“Thanks.”
“Hey, John, Detective LaCombe, Austin Police, returning your call. Sorry I didn't get back to you earlier. I was out sick for quite a few days.
"Anyway, I believe you asked if it costs anything for you to file the charge as yourself.
"I don't think it does. But again, I would contact the experts, which are at the Municipal Court, located at 7th Street and the west frontage of I-35.
"Anyway, so, give me a call. And I'd like to talk to you in person, because -- I don't know. Your voice message, you had a couple of different questions, and I can't remember what the last one was.
"But anyway, my phone number is: 512-974-4254.
"Thank you. Bye.”
“Mr. McMillan, this is Brenda with the Attorney General's Office. I got your voice-mail, Sir, regarding the Internal Affairs Division.
"And I do believe that the City of Austin set up the office. It's called Office of the Police Monitor. They get complaints regarding anything dealing with the Austin Police Department. They're an independent organization, and I believe they take complaints and oversee things of Internal Affairs.
"You can reach them at (512) 974-9090. They're located here in Austin. And again, it's called the Office of the Police Monitor. You can also look at their website, which outlines exactly what their mission is. And I think that they are in the best position to address your complaints regarding the Austin Police Department.
"Their website, Sir, will be www.ci.austin.tx.us.
"All right, Sir, good luck calling them, and I do think that they would be the best avenue for you to certainly address your concerns about the police and the investigation.
"Thank you so much, Sir. Good luck.”
“Mr. McMillan, Good Afternoon. This is Jason Alexander with the City of Austin City Manager's Office.
"And I was just calling in reference to a call I believe you've made to a couple of the (Austin City) Council (Members') offices specifically regarding a complaint against the Police Monitor's Office, or the fact that they (Austin Police Monitor Margo Frasier) won't pursue a complaint that you have filed.
"You are welcome to give me a call back, if you'd like to discuss that further.
"My direct (phone) number here is (512) 974-2194.
"Again, this is Jason Alexander, and I'm with the City Manager's Office.
"Thanks, and have a great day. Bye-bye.”
“Hey, John, this is Officer Turner with the Austin Police Department Crisis Intervention Unit. I'm calling you at 12:00 on Wednesday.
"So give me a call back, uh, today or tomorrow morning, if, whenever you have a chance—whenever you, I don't want to wake you up before work, but give me a call back tomorrow, if you can.
"I'm out of the office around 4:00 today, otherwise you can call me today. (512)
854-3444. 854-3444.
"I'd like to speak with you.
"Thank you very much, John. Have a good day.”
"Hey, Mr. McMillan, this is Officer Turner with the Austin Police Department.
"I just wanted to try to get ahold of you, let you know I have been getting your correspondence. I'm not ignoring you, Sir. I'm just, uh, really busy right now.
"I would, uh, like to speak to you here one of these days. I am not going to be in, uh, the office next week, so I should probably get with you the week after that.
"But I will continue to encourage you to send your e-mails my way and your concerns.
"And, uh, if it's regarding future, uh, collections of evidence or what-not, um, just please contact me over, uh, patrol officers. I would appreciate it.
"Um, at this time, I'm still, we're still under the same, um, guidelines that we gave you prior to, uh, to today, regarding our stance in the department.
"Um, I hope you're doing well. I hope you keep your job.
"I hope, I heard you just signed a new lease at your location. That's good.
"Give me, you are more than welcome to give me a call today, if you want, at (512) 854-3444, 854-3444, um, to speak with me.
"Thanks again, John, and if you have anything else, just let me know.
"Please keep sending your e-mails my way. I will, I will be glad to review and listen to you, what you your concerns. So have a good day, John. Bye.”
“Hey, John, this is Officer Turner with the Austin Police Department.
"I really would like to meet up with you, um, sometime next week or today, if you're available today. It's 8:30 in the morning.
"Um, this again is Officer Turner with the Austin Police Department.
"I'd really like to meet up with you in person and kind of talk with you over what's been going on with you.
"If you can give me a call back at (512) 854-3444, 854-3444. I know you've been sending me a lot of, some e-mails, here and there, and I'd like to respond to some of them, but I'd rather it be done in person.
"So, if you can return my phone call at 854-3444. Or, send me an e-mail, and let me know of a time and date next week, um, that you will be available.
"I'm in the office between Wednesday and Friday next week, and I'll be available any of those days to meet up with you.
"Again, if you could respond to me either by e-mail or my phone number, and let me know.
"So, I've been trying to catch up with you, John. I left you an e-mail already once, and I'll be e-mailing you this same message. Please respond back. Thank you.”
"Mr. McMillan, my name is Diane Whitfield.
"I'm with the HUD office in Fort Worth. I was calling in reference to your internet complaint.
"Please give me a call at 1-888-560-8913. That's 1-888-560-8913. The name again is Diane Whitfield. Thank you.”
"Hi, Mr. McMillan,
"My name is Bob Rutherford. I'm a special agent with the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration here in Austin, Texas.
"Please give me a call at 512-460-7082 regarding a recent complaint that you made regarding a fraudulent IRS E-mail.
"Once again, it's Bob Rutherford with TIGTA, 512-460-7082. Thank you.”
“John, this is Officer Turner with the Austin Police Department. I'm trying to get a hold of you, John.
"I know you've been getting my messages. If you could PLEASE contact me and, uh, set up a time where I can come, uh, speak with you in person, I really would appreciate it, John.
"This is Officer Turner with the Austin Police Department. Again, I am your LIAISON WITH THE AUSTIN POLICE DEPARTMENT. Please, ONLY CONTACT ME regarding your issues. Please call me back at your earliest convenience, or e-mail me with a time that I could come meet you in person and talk to you.
"I just want to talk with you about what's been going on lately, and, uh, I just want to help you out, John.
"Please give me a call back at (512) 854-3444. 854-3444.
"Or E-mail me with a good time that you will be available. I'm going to be in the office Wednesday, Thursday, Friday this week. I need to meet with you. Please give me a good time, during the day, that you'd be available.
"Thank you, John.”
"Mr. McMillan, this is Dorothy Browne in (State) Rep. Elliott Naishtat's Office, uh, calling to visit with you about your complaint with APD.
"Um, (phone) number here is (512) 463-0668.”
(EXPLANATORY NOTE: The two Austin Police Department officers to whom Ms. Browne directly referred in the following January 17, 2013, voice-mail phone message left on constituent John Kevin McMillan's private home phone line are Detective David Silva of APD's Sex Crimes Unit, and Senior Police Officer James Turner, himself a cited mental health officer with APD's Crisis Intervention Team. --- jkm)
“Mr. McMillan, it's Dorothy Browne in Rep. Elliott Naishtat's Office. I wanted to let you know that I'd talked with a Detective Silva and with Officer Turner. Um, I told you I would give them a call. I told you I would give Detective Silva a call, who recommended--mended--that I talk to Officer James Turner.
“Um, you can call me back if you want me to t--, um, tell you what they said. But, basically, I think they've done everything that they should have done. And I don't know what else our office, our legislative office, can do, since it's a law-enforcement matter.
"But, you can call me back, if you want. (512) 463-0668.”
(NOTE: THE TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY STATE LAW-ENFORCEMENT AGENCY'S TEXAS RANGERS DIVISION DOES HAVE THE LEGAL AUTHORITY TO INVESTIGATE ALLEGATIONS OF POSSIBLE CORRUPTION BY A LOCAL LAW-ENFORCEMENT AGENCY OR OTHER LOCAL GOVERNMENT AGENCY IN TEXAS. THE TEXAS RANGERS ALSO HAVE THE LEGAL AUTHORITY TO INVESTIGATE ALLEGED FELONY VIOLATIONS OF THE LAW BY A RELIGIOUS GROUP OPERATING IN TEXAS. -- jkm)
“John, this is Texas Ranger Lieutenant Jesse Valdez, just calling with response to your e-mail sent to the Rangers e-mail---referral, I guess it was titled 'request for Texas Rangers after referral from a State of Texas law-enforcement official'.
"I will try to get a hold of you at a later date. It is approximately 11:19 on the 18th of January. Thanks.”
“Hi, John, this is Officer Turner with the Austin Police Department Crisis Intervention Unit.
"I appreciate you forwarding me your most recent e-mails. I'm glad to hear from you again.
"Um, as of right now, John, the e-mails, the pictures I saw, I, I, we don't have any, that's not, we're not able to, uh, further any type of investigation based on THOSE photos right now.
"You're more than welcome to again again continue to e-mail me and ask any questions. Or if you ever like to speak over the phone, you're more than welcome to call me back at (512) 854-3444. 854-3444, John.
"Or I'm more than welcome to come out and talk to you sometime, if you'd like me to. Um, give me a call or e-mail me, John, if you have any other questions.
"All right? Have a good day.”
“Hey, John, my name is Roy Minton. I'm an investigator with the Texas Workforce Commission.
"I'm returning a message that you had left for us yesterday with regards to possible employment discrimination or questions that you have.
"If you get this message and can return my phone call before 2:00 today, just call me at my direct number, which is (512) 463-4585.
"I will be off after 2:00 today, so if you want to return the call after that time, you'll just want to just call our main line number and get someone to help you there. But if you get this before then, give me a call. I'll see what I can do for you. Thanks.”
“Mr. McMillan, this is Lori Carter with the Travis County District Attorney's Office.
"I received your two voice mails. We still have not yet received the packet that you sent us with the request to investigate.
"I did, however, receive the two e-mails that you sent me, which I responded back to.
"As far as your first voice mail that you left this morning, if someone has provided you a name of someone that can produce those records that you're claiming they've never produced, of course we would suggest that you contact that person so that you could---if part of your complaint is that they're not giving you those records, then of course contact that person to try to resolve that matter.
"So, I didn't really understand what your question was about that. But certainly if you think that that would resolve the matter, that's, that's the best course of action.
"I hope that answered your questions.
"And if I don't talk to you before the Holiday, have a Merry Christmas. Thanks.”
“Hello, Mr. McMillan, this is Jacob with the Austin Police Department.
"We have officers out checking on that individual—--checking on that subject for you, 11411 Research Boulevard, and officers were out there.
"They want to know if you wanted to contact them. If you need to call back just for any reason, the (APD) case number is 131441002.
"Thank you, Sir. You have a good day. Good-bye.”
“Hi, John, good afternoon, this is the FBI returning your call. If you could call us back, that would be great, because it was in reference to a (phone) number.
"The 253-802-0309 is a known number that, if you actually google that number, you'll see that this number is well known for making all types of scam calls, prank calls, those types of things.
"And very likely it's a voice-over. I know you said it was a landline. It's probably registered at Washington (State), but the individual's probably overseas.
"Anyway, I just wanted to get back in touch with you, since you had called earlier. You can call back at 512-345-1111. “
“Hey John, this is Sergeant King with APD. It's Thursday the 14th, trying to give you a call back. Give me a call. I'm actually going to be out on Friday, and probably going to be out next week.
"I got your message about DPS getting the stuff to you.
"I did call and talked to the doctor we talked about, and we'll touch base on that. And hopefully everything's going all right for you. But, uh, we will touch base soon. All right, Man. Bye.”
“Hi, this message is for John McMillan. This is Officer Whitted with the Austin Police Department Crisis Intervention Team returning your call in regard to (APD) Case 13-3581388.
"In response to your questions, yes I am the officer that was assigned to review the case. I am not a detective. And currently we are not treating it as a case in which we would pursue any sort of criminal charges, based on any lack of evidence.
"If you have any questions, I believe you usually speak with Officer Turner, but you can call him or myself, at 512-854-3451. Thank you.”
“Hello, John, this is Roberto calling from the City of Austin Law Department.
"It sounds like you're going to have to get in touch with the District Attorney to help you with your matter.
"The (phone) number to that is 512-854-9400. Have a nice day.”
"Hey, John, this is Sergeant King with APD. I was trying to give you a call. I was looking through your e-mail you sent, and I know you made some phone calls to some city offices last week.
"Trying to touch base with you. Give me a call back when you get a chance. 512-854-3432. Try to talk to you soon. All right, Man. Bye.”
(Note: At about 12:00 a.m. Thursday morning, April 3, 2014, crime victim John Kevin McMillan of northwest Austin officially filed a crime report with the Austin Police Department, APD Crime Report Number 140922183, about an incident that reportedly occurred at about 10:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 2, 2014.
In that cited incident, an alleged assailant riding northward in a black older-model Ford or Chevrolet pick-up truck along Research Boulevard a few blocks south of Duval, allegedly and in a brutally deliberate manner threw chunks of ice from that motor vehicle that allegedly struck the abdomen of the victim, John McMillan, as he stood outdoors preparing to walk home from a 24-hour-a-day convenience store where he had been a paying customer a matter of minutes before. That convenience store is situated at the intersection of Thunder Creek and Research Boulevard in northwest Austin.
The official crime report about the incident was filed in person by complainant John Kevin McMillan at about midnight Thursday morning, April 3, 2014, during a visit to Mr. McMillan's rental apartment unit, Apartment 325 at Wind River Crossing Apartments, 11411 Research Boulevard in northwest Austin, by two APD officers: APD Officer Velasquez, APD Badge Number 7564; and APD Officer Parslow, APD Badge Number 6478.--- jkm)
"Mr. McMillan, this is Detective Dunn with the Austin Police Department. I'm calling you in reference to the police report you made on April the 3rd about an incident that occurred on April 2 involving someone throwing ice at you. The incident in itself is a class C misdemeanor, which would be actually filed by the victim himself in municipal court.
"However, there is no suspect information, so locating someone to file a case with would pretty much be an impossibility.
"So I just wanted to touch base with you, and let you know that the case was documented and it will be staying in our reporting system. But there won't be any more follow-up at this point, the case being suspended.
"If you have any questions, you can feel free to call me. My phone number is (512)
974-4913----974-4913.
"Once again, it's Detective Dunn---it's spelled 'D-u-n-n'. Thank you."
The following is the exact and complete verbatim transcript of a recorded voice-mail phone message that Sergeant Investigator Lori Carter of the Travis County District Attorney's Office left on Wednesday, March 19, 2014, at 2:01 p.m., on the private AT&T-service phone line of John Kevin McMillan----who during that time period resided at an apartment complex a few blocks from the cited Schlotzsky's chain restaurant location in northwest Austin:
"Mr. McMillan, this is Lori Carter with the Travis County District Attorney's Office.
"I understand from some of the folks at Schlotzsky's that you have sent them e-mails and have been discussing the matter in their establishment with the employees. And they are requesting that you refrain from discussing the matter in their establishment or around their establishment----and that you not contact any of them by e-mail anymore.
"Of course, you are welcome to go in and eat there at Schlotzsky's. But they just request that you not discuss the matter anymore with anybody there at Schlotzsky's, and refrain from contacting them by e-mail.
"And I might add that they have the option of serving you with a criminal trespass warning if that conduct continues. But they have chosen not to do so at this time.
"They said that you are a good customer, and wanted you to still be allowed to come in and frequent the restaurant. But they just request that you refrain from discussing the matter, and not e-mail them anymore. Thank you.”
(The following is the exact verbatim complete text of an entire voice mail message that was left on the private phone line of criminal-law complainant and self-identified continuous-anal-rapes victim John Kevin McMillan of Austin at 10:14 a.m. Thursday, June 11, 2015, by Austin (TX) Police Department Senior Police Officer James Turner---himself a self-identified "mental health officer employed in APD's “Crisis Intervention Team" in Austin, Texas.)
"Hey John, this is Officer Turner with the Austin Police Department. I'm contacting you regarding your contact you've had with Corporal Polansky.
"Just to let you know, she's been forwarding me all your E-mails, and your all's conversations.
"I just wanted to make sure that you use me as your liaison to the Austin Police Department regarding all these—uh, all your---complaints on the, um, investigation regarding you.
"So again, any complaints about your victimization of being anally raped, you need to forward them to Officer Turner or Sergeant King. My phone number is 512-854-3444----854-3444.
"John, just to let you know again: You need to only be speaking with me or Sergeant King regarding these, uh, these claims.
"So, uh, we are more than welcome to help you. You just need to give us a call up. Or, um, contact me by E-mail. I know you have my E-mail address. So just make sure you contact us. There's no need to contact Corporal Polansky. She's not going to tell you anything, other than to talk to me.
"So again, please call me back. I know you probably just ignored me, but we—um--you are more than welcome to call me and we can discuss this. OK? Have a good day, John. Bye."
(The following is the exact text, with occasional parenthetical clarifications added, of an entire voice mail message that was left for criminal-law complainant and self-identified continuous-anal-rapes victim John Kevin McMillan at 10:14 a.m. Thursday, June 11, 2015, by Austin (TX) Police Department Senior Police Officer James Turner, a member of APD's “Crisis Intervention Team" in Austin, Texas. The Sergeant King cited in the following voice-mail message is Sergeant Michael King, reportedly the immediate supervisor of Officer Turner at APD's "Crisis Intervention Team" unit.
The following voice-mail phone message, a recorded message still being stored today with the single adult white male complainant's AT&T Uverse telephone service, was left at John K. McMillan's private landline phone-service home phone number of (512) 342-2295. The voice-mail message was left by APD Officer Turner toward the end of a multi-year period when Mr. McMillan resided as an official apartment-management-team-approved rent-paying tenant at Wind River Crossing Apartments, Apartment 325, at 11411 Research Boulevard in northwest Austin. --- jkm)
"Hey John, this is Officer Turner with the Austin Police Department. I'm contacting you regarding your contact you've had with (APD) Corporal (Angel) Polansky (of APD's Public Information Office).
"Just to let you know, she's (Corporal Polansky) been forwarding me all your E-mails, and your all's conversations.
"I just wanted to make sure that you use me as your liaison to the Austin Police Department regarding all these—uh, all your---complaints on the, um, investigation regarding you.
"So again, any complaints about your victimization of being anally raped, you need to forward them to Officer Turner or Sergeant King. My phone number is 512-854-3444----854-3444.
"John, just to let you know again: You need to only be speaking with me or Sergeant King regarding these, uh, these claims.
"So, uh, we are more than welcome to help you. You just need to give us a call up. Or, um, contact me by E-mail. I know you have my E-mail address. So just make sure you contact us. There's no need to contact Corporal Polansky. She's not going to tell you anything, other than to talk to me.
"So again, please call me back. I know you probably just ignored me, but we—um--you are more than welcome to call me and we can discuss this. OK? Have a good day, John. Bye."
(EDITOR'S NOTE: THE OFFICIAL E-MAIL ADDRESS FOR AUSTIN POLICE CHIEF ART ACEVEDO IN AUSTIN, TEXAS, USA, IS: "Art.Acevedo@austintexas.gov". THE OFFICIAL APD OFFICE PHONE NUMBER FOR CHIEF ACEVEDO IS (512) 974-5030, ACCORDING TO AUSTIN-BASED 311 TELEPHONE INFORMATION SERVICE STAFF MEMBER MELASSA ON MARCH 25, 2016.
THE OFFICIAL APD FAX NUMBER FOR AUSTIN POLICE CHIEF ART ACEVEDO IS 512-974-6811, ACCORDING TO KATHERINE, A VERY HELPFUL 311 TELEPHONE INFORMATION SERVICE STAFF MEMBER, WHO HERSELF DIRECTLY CONTACTED CHIEF ACEVEDO'S OFFICE ON MARCH 25, 2016, TO OBTAIN THAT FACTUAL INFORMATION. THE MAILING ADDRESS AND STREET ADDRESS FOR APD HEADQUARTERS IN DOWNTOWN AUSTIN IS: 715 EAST EIGHTH STREET, AUSTIN, TEXAS, 78701. -- jkm)
The following is a signed March 8, 2016-dated written statement to the Attorney General of Texas in Austin from Ms. Renee Moore, a female public information officer for the Austin Police Department:
"I, Renee Moore, as officer for public information for Austin Police Dept., certify that I have conducted a good faith search of information that this governmental body owns, controls, or has a right of access to, and I have found no such information that is responsive to the (January 24, 2016-dated public information) request of John K. McMillan.
"Mr. McMillan was sent an email on 2/4/16 advising that no list, policy or decision information (relating to a possible ban on John Kevin McMillan of Austin or any other Austin resident directly contacting APD Chief Art Acevedo at any time) was found.
"Renee Moore(,) Public Information Officer
"3/8/16(,) Date"
_____
(From:) Moore, Renee (at her official APD E-mail address of "Renee.Moore@austintexas.gov")
Date: Feb. 4 (2016) at 12:15 p.m.
To 'mcmillanj@att.net' (personal E-mail address for John Kevin McMillan of Austin, Texas)
(Subject:) ORR (Open Records Request) #1-01421
On Thursday, February 4, 2016 12:15 PM, "Moore, Renee" wrote:
We are in receipt of your (January 24, 2016-dated) open records request for a list of Austin residents banned from ever directly contacting Chief Acevedo in any context or at any time. You additionally requested the applicable policy or decision by Chief Acevedo that prohibits a cited individual from making any future phone calls or sending emails or letters to the Chief.
A thorough search of records provided no responsive information.
Renee Moore
Open Records
Austin Police Department
____
On Sunday, January 24, 2016 12:24 AM, John McMillan wrote:
January 24, 2016
Dear Open Records Coordinator for the Austin Police Department in Austin, Texas,
This is a Texas Open Records request in which I seek to obtain from you a copy of any and all telephone messages, memoranda, confidential memos, in-house communications, reports, letters, E-mail letters, or other legal documents currently on file with your municipal law-enforcement agency in Austin, and that, in each and every such case, directly refer in writing to any currently applicable policy or decision by Austin Police Chief Art Acevedo in which Chief Acevedo prohibits a cited individual or group of individuals or employer or media company or business or corporation or organization or educational-services provider or political action group or religious group or other non-profit group or law firm or attorney from making any future phone call directly to Chief Acevedo, or, in some cases, from ever again writing and sending or mailing any E-mail letter or letter to Chief Acevedo.
Art Acevedo reportedly assumed office as Austin's Chief of Police on July 19, 2007.
Art Acevedo previously served as a high-ranking official of the California Highway Patrol in California.
On April 28, 2009, I was informed (see legal document below) on the telephone at between 3:40 p.m. and 3:50 p.m. that day inside my rental apartment unit, Apartment 325, at Wind River Crossing Apartments, 11411 Research Boulevard in northwest Austin, by Ms. Stephanie Hernandez, an executive assistant to Chief Acevedo, that Chief Acevedo prohibits myself, John Kevin McMillan of Austin, from ever again writing directly to Chief Acevedo in any context, or from ever at any time myself making a phone call directly to Chief Acevedo in any context.
That "No Calls, No E-mails" policy toward me by Chief Art Acevedo has prompted me to wonder I am the only current resident of Austin for whom a ban on direct communications from me of either type has been imposed by our city's police chief. I seek to learn through this public-information request which other Austin residents are also currently each being banned from ever directly contacting Chief Acevedo in any context or at any time during his tenure in office as Chief of Police for the City Government of Austin.
As you know, I myself do not have any criminal-conviction record. I am a dependably civil and law-abiding, gainfully-employed, always-sober (no drinking alcohol consumption, no illicit-drug consumption), single adult white non-Hispanic, lifelong-non-Christian gentleman in Austin.
I hope to hear from you soon in response to this public-information request from myself.
Incidentally, please let me know as soon as possible if you anticipate that the administrative processing fee you would charge me for complying in full with this public-information request of mine is expected to exceed $20.00. That information will then give me the opportunity to consider narrowing the scope of this request in order to reduce the financial expenses I incur from submitting this public-information request to your municipal government agency in Austin, Texas.
Sincerely and Best Wishes,
from John Kevin McMillan, a former full-time employee in Austin of the Texas Department of Public Safety state agency, the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles state agency, and the Texas Department of Criminal Justice state agency, respectively. I am also a former full-time newspaper reporter who had a very fine accuracy record in my reporting for a variety of newspapers in Texas and other U.S. states.
My home address ever since late September 2015:
Village Oaks Apartments, 10926 Jollyville Road, Building 9, Apt. 902, Austin, Texas, 78759.
Home phone: (512) 342-2295.
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On Tuesday, May 12, 2009 8:08 PM, John McMillan wrote:
To: Mr. Don Field,
Open Records Coordinator,
Austin Police Department,
City Government of Austin,
715 East 8th Street,
Austin, Texas 78701
(Or: P.O. Box 689001, Austin, Texas, 78767)
Office phone: (512) 974-5441 and (512) 974-5017
May 12, 2009
Dear Mr. Field,
This is a Texas Open Records request in which I seek to obtain from you a photocopy of any and all letters, notes, reports, memoranda, handwritten notes, phone messages, computer correspondence, legal documents, published items, or any other items, generated or received or authored or written or noted at any time since Art Acevedo assumed office as City of Austin (TX) Chief of Police on July 19, 2007, and that, in each such case, refers to myself, John Kevin McMillan, in any manner or any context (including through the possible use of a nickname or code name or moniker or abbreviated name for myself), and that, in addition, was at any time since July 19, 2007, contained in the files of, or was on file with, or was sent or authored or compiled or received or generated by:
---Austin (TX) Police Chief Art Acevedo;
---Ms. Stephanie Hernandez, a female staff member who identified herself to me on the telephone as being herself employed in the Office of the Chief of Police in Austin, Texas, this during an afternoon phone conversation she had with me on April 28, 2009, and who herself had left an unsolicited phone message with me at 12:57 p.m. April 28 in which Ms. Hernandez asked me to give her a phone call at her office phone number of (512) 974-5051, without at that time citing an explanation for her request that I return her phone message to me.
---a cited Austin Police Department Officer "Johnson" (sp?) who left a phone message with me at 11:07 a.m. May 1, 2009, in which Officer Johnson stated that he works with a cited "Crisis Intervention Team" and that the Austin Police "Chief's Office" had asked Officer Johnson to give me a phone call to determine whether he could "help you (John Kevin McMillan) out." Officer Johnson then stated in that phone message that his own office phone number in Austin is: 854-3442.
ALSO INCLUDED IN THE SCOPE OF THIS PUBLIC INFORMATION REQUEST ARE any reports, findings, conclusions, memoranda, letters, E-mail correspondence, phone messages, reports, or other items that were written or noted or generated or received or sent at any time since February 15, 2009, by any officer or investigator or staff member or administrator for the Austin Police Department, and that, in each such case, relates in any way to any item discussed or examined or studied or reviewed or investigated during an approximately 40-minute visit to my private residence by Austin Police Department (APD) Officer Joe Price, APD Detective Jeff Gross, and APD Officer Wes William on the night of Tuesday, February 24, 2009.
That visit inside my private residence from about 9:30 p.m. until 10:10 p.m. February 24, 2009, by all three of those three APD police officers occurred after I filed a criminal-law complaint on the telephone at 7:45 p.m. on February 24, 2009, with the Austin Police Department. Austin Police Department reportedly assigned that complaint from myself as Case # 090551846.
Included among the topics discussed during that February 24 meeting inside my private residence was a cited criminal-law file relating to myself, John Kevin McMillan, and cited evidence of others' possible or alleged criminal intent or harmful intent toward me. That criminal-law file relating to myself as a cited victim was formally established by the Travis County District Attorney's Office Strategic Prosecution Division in January of 2006. I mentioned all of this information to the three APD police officers during that meeting they had with me inside my residence on February 24. The contact person in regard to that cited "John McMillan File" at the DA's Office in Austin, Texas, is Ms. Norma Hilbig of the Strategic Prosecution Division, as I also mentioned to the three Austin police officers who met with me inside my residence during that February 24, 2009, visit by those representatives for the Austin Police Department.
I should mention that my legal name is John Kevin McMillan. I was born April 27, 1957, at Lincoln, Nebraska. My social security number is .... I have resided at 11411 Research Boulevard, Apt. 325, Austin, Texas, 78759, ever since early 2002. I am a gainfully employed single adult gentleman, and these days I am exclusively employed at two different chain restaurants in the Austin area.
Among the insights I hope to glean from this Texas Open Records request are:
---Is there any evidence indicating that Austin Police Chief Acevedo exhibits any possible antipathy toward me that relates in any way to my own religious or political or philosophical or moral or personal beliefs?
---Is there any evidence indicating that Austin Police Chief Acevedo is aware that two other government agencies in Austin (the Travis County District Attorney's Office Strategic Prosecution Division and the Texas Workforce Commission state agency, respectively) in recent years have each classified reported conduct by others citedly victimizing myself in Austin, Texas, as being or as having been an apparent "criminal-law" matter, in the stated view of that government agency.
---What prompted APD representative Stephanie Hernandez, an individual whom I had never met before or spoken with before on any prior occasion that I can recall in my entire life, to herself on April 28, 2009, leave an unsolicited phone message on my personal voice mail for my home phone line in northwest Austin?
---What prompted APD representative Stephanie Hernandez to advise me on the telephone between 3:40 p.m. and 3:50 p.m. April 28, 2009, that I myself should report to a "Human Resources" officer for my private-sector employer any and all anonymous-communications verbalized death threats to which I myself am ever subjected against my wishes at my workplace in Austin, she stated to me in that phone conversation, according to legal notes I jotted down during that conversation.
---What might explain the emphatic recent request of me on the telephone in late April 2009 by Stephanie Hernandez, herself reportedly an executive assistant to Austin Police Chief Acevedo, that I myself should never again send Austin Police Chief Acevedo a carbon-copy of any future Open Records request of mine to any government-owned institution or public agency, regardless of whether that public-information request from myself referred to a cited "criminal-law" matter, Ms. Hernandez also indicated to myself.
---Why is it that Austin Police Chief Acevedo is the only police chief in the entire world who at any time during my entire life thus far, has himself prohibited me from sending that police chief any more E-mail correspondence of any type?
---Is Austin Police Chief Art Acevedo aware that the Austin-based Director of the Texas Department of Public Safety, Colonel Thomas Davis, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation federal agency in Washington, D.C., and the police department for The University of Texas at Austin, each continue to accept E-mail letters of complaint from myself relating to possible criminal-law conduct occurring or evidenced in Austin, Texas.
---Is Austin Police Chief Acevedo or any other official of the Austin Police Department aware that I myself have been victimized by injurious noise pollution in Austin, Texas, that I did not generate and that I myself never requested or authorized at any time.
---Is Austin Police Chief Acevedo aware that I have repeatedly complained to the Austin Police Department in recent years about noise pollution injurious to myself in Austin, Texas?
--Why did Stephanie Hernandez on behalf of the Austin Police Department state to me during our phone conversation between 3:40 p.m. and 3:50 p.m. April 28, 2009, that I myself cannot file any criminal-law complaint with APD relating to citedly "illegal" noise pollution victimizing myself, John Kevin McMillan, in Austin, Texas, unless I can myself first identify to the Austin Police Department a suspected source of that illegal noise pollution, she also stated to me in that phone conversation.
---Is APD Chief Art Acevedo aware that the Austin Police Department has in the past sometimes on its own initiative filed criminal-law charges and pursued criminal-law investigations relating to alleged sources of illegal noise pollution determined to be injurious to someone inside Austin, Texas, even if the person situated in Austin who was victimized by that noise pollution had not yet himself filed a formal complaint identifying an alleged violator of the law in that context.
----Is Austin Police Chief Acevedo aware that I have repeatedly and over a multi-year period shared with the Austin Police Department medical findings by a local ear, nose, and throat specialist, Dr. David Tobey, which have stated that noise pollution occurring in Austin, Texas, against my own wishes, has been significantly injurious to my own hearing capacity and medical health over a multi-year period.
--Is Chief Acevedo aware that Dr. David Tobey has been provided by myself with full prior written authorization to share with Chief Acevedo any and all of Dr. Tobey's medical findings about medical injury to myself, John Kevin McMillan of Austin, resulting from noise pollution in Austin over a multi-year period.
---Is Austin Police Chief Art Acevedo aware that the Attorney General of the State of Minnesota a few years ago sent me a signed reply letter on official State of Minnesota stationery, advising me to myself contact the Austin Police Department in regard to noise pollution allegedly injurious to myself in Austin, Texas.
---Is Austin Police Chief Acevedo aware that highly-esteemed ear, nose, and throat specialist Dr. David Tobey of Austin has determined for me this year that permanent damage over a recent multi-year period to my own hearing capacity and medical health caused by noise pollution in Austin, Texas, is comparable in magnitude to the permanent medical damage inflicted on the hearing capacity of a "police officer" through his career pursuits, Dr. Tobey informed me in person earlier this year during my most recent medical appointment with Dr. Tobey.
---Does the Austin Police Department have any factual evidence indicating the possible or definite identity of the alleged perpetrator of injurious noise pollution inflicted on myself against my wishes in Austin, Texas, regardless of whether that cited source is a media company, a self-described "communications service," a cited "employer" of mine, a "civic group," a "religious group," a "political group," an attorney, a law firm, an individual, such as a self-described "relative" or a self-described "acquaintance" or "former roommate" of mine, or a government-owned institution.
---What prompted an official of the Office of the Chief of Police to reportedly ask a representative for the "Crisis Intervention Team," Officer Johnson, to give me a phone call on May 1 of this year?
---Is there any legal evidence indicating that any official of the Austin Police Department fails in any way to fully acknowledge that I myself, John Kevin McMillan, am consistently law-abiding and creatively talented, that I myself have no criminal-conviction record, and that I myself am consistently civil and honest and intelligent, and that I myself am psychologically healthier than the vast majority of all adult Austin residents.
----Is there any legal evidence indicating that any official of the Austin Police Department fails to fully acknowledge that I am permanently alcohol-free (ever since 1990, in fact) and never-previously-addicted, I am lifelong-tobacco-free, I am permanently illicit-drug-free (ever since 1984, in fact) and never-previously-addicted, that I myself am permanently tattoo-less on a lifelong basis, that I myself am emphatically non-sadomasochistic (I don't beat or whip, for instance, and I don't permit any other person to beat or whip myself), that I myself never wear any jewelry of any type (other than my watch), that I myself am recently-certified-HIV-negative, that I myself am fully ambulatory, that I myself am facially cleanshaven (no facial hair), that I myself am masculine and platonically polite and gentlemanly in my personal and professional style?
---Does the Austin Police Department fail to fully acknowledge that I myself am a morally and aesthetically straight single adult gentleman, and that my greater emotional and aesthetic and overall personal identification with, and own personal and moral and emotional and intellectual and cultural affinity for, and my own greater personal receptiveness as a human being toward, a higher percentage of all masculine and cleancut heterosexual adult men (as distinct from other cited subpopulations of adult male persons), is a law-abiding affinity and accompanying law-abiding conduct on my own part that is legally protected and Constitutionally protected by the U.S. Bill of Rights.
Thank you in advance, Mr. Field, for what I feel hopeful will be a very thorough, very diligent, very reliable, and very informative response by yourself to this Open Records request from myself.
Sincerely,
John Kevin McMillan,
11411 Research Boulevard, Apt. 325, Austin, Texas, 78759.
Home phone: (512) 342-2295.
E-mail: mcmillanj@att.net
Blog: http://johnkevinmcmillan.blogspot.com
cc: Austin Mayor-Elect Lee Leffingwell.
Travis County Commissioner Sarah Eckhardt.
State Rep. Donna Howard.
State Rep. Kirk Watson, a former Mayor of Austin who might be concerned about noise pollution injurious to myself in Austin, Texas, that I myself have repeatedly complained about to City of Austin and Austin Police Department officials.
Personal Injury Attorney Gerson, who has been a recent President of Public Justice non-profit organization.
Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association.
Federal Bureau of Investigation officials.
Commission on Accreditation of Law Enforcement Agencies.
Several honorable cited legislators who are each distinguished members of the Texas House Committee on Law Enforcement of the Texas Legislature.
University of Texas at Austin Police Department, UT-Austin.
Lee Smith, Associate Vice President for Legal Affairs, UT-Austin.
Austin Community College Officials, Austin, Texas.
Texas Workforce Commission Officials, Austin.
Travis County District Attorney Rosemary Lehmberg.
Ms. Norma Hilbig, who confirmed for me in writing in a recent prior year that she had formally established a "John McMillan" criminal-law evidence pre-prosecution file to be consulted by the District Attorney in filing criminal-law charges at some future date shortly after evidence of a felony crime victimizing myself, John Kevin McMillan, is ever at any time obtained by the DA's Office at any time, she helpfully assured me.
Texas Department of Licensing officials, Austin.
Ms. Elizabeth Rogers, General Counsel, State Bar of Texas state agency, Austin.
Congressman Michael McCaul, U.S. Congress.
National Center for Victims of Crime.
Noise Free America officials, Madison, Wisconsin.
National Crime Prevention Association Director Patrick Harris.
Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas, which recently sent me a helpful reply E-mail letter relating to Austin, Texas, that I greatly appreciated.
Travis County Judge Sam Biscoe.
Minnesota Democratic and Republican Party officials, who might be interested in noting that this public-information request from myself paraphrases a signed reply letter I received a few years ago from the Attorney General of Minnesota.
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