I will be very pleased if the following public-information request of mine to the Attorney General of Texas helps me to obtain factual information I need from their Human Trafficking section here in Austin:
----- Forwarded Message -----
From: John McMillan
To: publicrecords@texasattorneygeneral.gov; APD Nuisance Abatement Unit Sgt. ; APD Nuisance Abatement Det. Robinson ; Fbinaa Info ; Office for Victims of Crime (U.S. DOJ) ; Darla Dixon ; Kirk Watson ; Texas Rangers Division of DPS ; Travis County Judge Sarah Eckhardt ; takebackhope@tlsc.org ; Hernandez Sally [TCSO] ; Dave Mahoney ; Mike Henderson ; human.trafficking@ag.ny.gov ; icehumantrafficking.helpdesk@dhs.gov ; U.S. Department of Homeland Security ; CountyAttorneyDavidEscamilla ; City of Austin Interim City Attorney Anne Morgan ; Texas Legal ; ACLU ; scott.oneill@nypd.org ; internalaffairs@roundrocktexas.gov ; shawn.dick@wilco.org ; Williamson County TX Attorney 2016 ; Williamson County Sheriff Chody 2018 ; John Hitzelberg ; Jackson Anna ; Jacqueline L. Angel ; Governor's Office of Texas Open Records Administrator ; central_texas@cruz.senate.gov ; United States Senate ; U.S. Rep. Lloyd Doggett (2015) ; Austin Mayor Steve Adler ; District 4 ; Travis County Commissioner Brigid Shea ; Gerald Daugherty ; State Comptroller Criminal Investigations Division Chief Martin Cano ; Doc Webmaster ; Ftc Webmaster ; Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts ; Austin American-Statesman Managing Editor John Bridges ; Dwayne Bohac ; Nicole D. Collier ; bill.zedler@house.texas.gov ; National Crime Victim Law Institute (Lewis & Clark Law School Portland Oregon) ; Jeff Pender ; Andre Adams ; DFPS Office Of Consumer Relations ; Dennis Bonnen ; Senator John Whitmire ; State Senator Joan Huffman ; Gina Hinojosa ; State Rep. Eddie Rodriguez (Austin area) ; Rep. Erin Zwiener 2019CentralTX ; Rep. John Bucy 2019CentralTX ; Rep. James Talarico 2019 Central TX ; Rep. Sheryl Cole (2019 CentralTX) ; APD Interim Police Chief Brian Manley ; Amie Ely ; Leander Police Chief Minton ; Editor 2016 Hill Country News ; Ghbc Info ; Texas DPS Office of General Counsel ; Texas Dept. of Public Safety Officers Assn. Director ; gina@austinpolice.com ; Sunset Valley Police Dept. Lt. Richard Andreucci ; TRA General Counsel Kenneth Besserman ; Justin Holland ; Don Zimmerman District 6 Northwest Austin ; Andrew Murr ; Mncasa Info ; alumnimembership@umn.edu ; news@cbsaustin.com ; Bnaibrith Info ; Commissioner Jeffrey Travillion 2019 ; sarah@nshhcoalition.org ; Rosie Truelove ; Christian Hawley ; Michael Eveleth ; Austin Chronicle Editors ; Kyle Biedermann ; Todd Hunter ; Patrick B. Howard ; StateRep.DonnaHoward ; Human Rights Law Society (U of Chicago) ; manager@pebblecreekapartments.net ; Wind River Crossing GM Ann Coker ; Javier Cansino ; Unknown National ; KXAN TV News Investigations ; Florida Sexual Crimes Investigators Assn. Exec Dir Moore 2016 ; Hays County TX Sheriff's Office CID Unit 2016 ; texastenantsunion@yahoo.com ; Texas Observer Editors ; Brian Gruetzner ; gena.curtis@austintexas.gov ; Houston Police Dept 2015 ; dps.justiceprograms@state.mn.us ; news@texasmonthly.com ; Crime Report Ed. Stephen Handelman (2016)
Sent: Monday, February 17, 2020, 12:41:07 AM CST
Subject: 2-17-20 ORR re: TX OAG Human Trafficking/Organized Crime Section and me
From: John Kevin McMillan, public-information requestor.
My home address ever since June 21, 2019:
Pebble Creek Apartments, 8805 North Plaza Drive, Apt. 2418, Austin, TX 78753.
Home phone: (512) 342-2295.
Cell phone: (512) 993-7305.
e-mail: mcmillanj@att.net
Blog: http://www.johnkevinmcmillan.blogspot.com
February 17, 2020
To: Lauren Downey,
Public Information Coordinator,
Office of the Attorney General of Texas,
P.O. Box 12548,
Austin, TX 78711.
FAX: (512) 494-8017
publicrecords@texasattorneygeneral.gov
Main phone number for your state agency in Austin: (512) 463-2100.
Dear Public Information Coordinator Downey,
This is a Texas Open Records request in which I seek to obtain from you a copy of any and all written communications, including e-mail communications, that each refer at least once in any manner to myself, John Kevin McMillan of Austin, Texas, and that at any time since 9 a.m. January 5, 2015, were each written by, or received or sent or mailed or FAXed or forwarded by, any staff member or attorney or administrator in the Human Trafficking and Transnational/Organized Crime Section of the Office of the Attorney General of Texas state agency in Austin.
INCLUDED in the scope of this public-information request are any and all written communications that were authored by myself.
My legal name is "John Kevin McMillan". I was born on April 27, 1957, at Lincoln, Nebraska.
I have most recently resided in Austin, Texas, on a continuous and uninterrupted basis ever since mid-March 1997.
I have maintained the e-mail address of "mcmillanj@att.net" as my primary e-mail address throughout the more than five-year period applicable to this public-information request.
I have also maintained the same landline home phone number of (512) 342-2295 throughout the entire multi-year period applicable to this public-information request.
January 5, 2015, is the date when State Bar of Texas member attorney and political leader Ken Paxton first officially assumed office as Attorney General of Texas after winning a statewide election for that position.
The current official website for the Attorney General of Texas state agency states as follows:
"The Human Trafficking and Transnational/Organized Crime Section is tasked with assisting local law enforcement and prosecutors in prosecuting human trafficking and related crimes, aids victims of human trafficking, and develops initiatives to improve coordination between state and local law enforcement agencies. The Human Trafficking and Transnational/Organized Crime Section provides training to law enforcement, prosecution, and non-governmental entities on human trafficking through outreach activities."
The current official website for the Attorney General of Texas also states:
"His (Ken Paxton's) first major initiative as attorney general was the formation of a special unit dedicated to combating human trafficking in Texas. During its first year of existence, the Human Trafficking and Transnational Organized Crime section helped arrest the chief executive officer of Backpage.com and coordinated to facilitate the permanent shut down of Backpage.com, the largest online sex-trafficking marketplace in the United States."
This public-information request from myself was prompted in part by recent very polite e-mail correspondence of mine with your state agency's Human Trafficking section.
That correspondence included a February 2, 2020-dated e-mail letter of inquiry (below, last item) that I wrote and sent to your state agency's Human Trafficking and Transnational/Organized Crime section. As of today, I have not yet received a reply letter or phone call from any staff member or official or investigator of that particular section of your very influential state agency.
Directly below is a February 16, 2020, e-mail letter from myself that I carbon-copied to your state agency's Human Trafficking section. That letter of mine was primarily addressed to two police officers of the Austin Police Department Nuisance Abatement Unit in this state-capital city for Texas:
----- Forwarded Message -----
From: John McMillan
To: APD Nuisance Abatement Unit Sgt.; APD Nuisance Abatement Det. Robinson ; Kirk Watson ; Travis County Judge Sarah Eckhardt ; Dave Mahoney ; Mike Henderson ; humantrafficking@oag.texas.gov ; human.trafficking@ag.ny.gov ; icehumantrafficking.helpdesk@dhs.gov ; Fbinaa Info ; Texas Rangers Division of DPS ; Hernandez Sally [TCSO] ; Office for Victims of Crime (U.S. DOJ) ; U.S. Department of Homeland Security ; David Maxwell ; charles.wood@texasattorneygeneral.gov ; Dwayne Bohac ; CountyAttorneyDavidEscamilla ; City of Austin Interim City Attorney Anne Morgan ; takebackhope@tlsc.org ; U.S. Rep. Lloyd Doggett (2015) ; Margaret Moore ; Darla Dixon ; Rep. Sheryl Cole (2019 CentralTX) ; Commissioner Jeffrey Travillion 2019 ; District 4 ; Joyfulheartfoundation Info ; Rainn Info ; Texas Association Against Sexual Assault Atty Kaiser 2016 ; Travis County Commissioner Brigid Shea ; Austin Mayor Steve Adler ; Dennis Bonnen ; john@alliesagainstslavery.org ; Suzanne M. Abrego ; Texas Tenants Union ; District 1 ; Austin City Council Member Ann Kitchen (2016) ; District 7 ; district9@austintexas.gov ; Federal Law Enf. Officers Assn ; central_texas@cruz.senate.gov ; Rey Arellano ; Texasadvocacyproject Info ; State Comptroller Criminal Investigations Division Chief Martin Cano ; Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts ; ACLU ; Texas Legal ; Spencer Cronk ; Daniel Evans ; John Hitzelberg ; marcos.johnson@austintexas.gov ; Jackson Anna ; Rosie Truelove ; Michael Eveleth ; Mncasa Info ; Nmcadv Info ; mjohnson@arkcasa.org ; oag@arkansasag.gov ; Louisiana Foundation Against Sexual Assault ; Iowa CASA Anti-Rape Group ; Lynne Lange ; National Crime Victim Law Institute (Lewis & Clark Law School Portland Oregon) ; National Center On Elder Abuse ; AARP ; Minnesota Sex Crimes Investigators Assn. Brd Member Dunphy (2016) ; Minnesota Center Against Sexual Assault Violence and Abuse ; Florida Sexual Crimes Investigators Assn. Exec Dir Moore 2016 ; Austin American-Statesman Managing Editor John Bridges ; Texas DPS Office of General Counsel
Sent: Sunday, February 16, 2020, 02:50:50 AM CST
Subject: Fw: 2-2-20 question for your TX OAG Human Trafficking and Organized Crime Section
February 16, 2020
Dear Austin Police Department (APD) Nuisance Abatement Unit Sergeant Micah Roberts and APD Nuisance Abatement Unit Detective Brian Robinson,
I have not received any reply letter so far from the Attorney General of Texas on a Feb. 2, 2020, e-mail letter (below) that I wrote and sent to that law-enforcement-minded State of Texas agency which refers to some of the criminal-law issues your own APD unit also investigates and has jurisdiction over.
Would either of you two very influential Austin Police Department officers with the APD Nuisance Abatement Unit please let me know in writing whether your APD unit has ever identified or investigated any case of alleged possible or suspected human trafficking anywhere in Austin, Texas, in which a cited apparent victim of human trafficking was subjected to allegedly illegal sexual contact with themselves in a context in which they were either held unconscious or were otherwise unconscious throughout the entire period of, or during much of, that allegedly illegal sexual contact?
Thank you in advance for your helpful reply letter to me on this.
Sincerely and Best Wishes,
John Kevin McMillan, an official rent-paying tenant living alone in an always-bolt-locked and always-fully-secured efficiency apartment unit at a very large apartment complex in north Austin.
From: John McMillan
To: publicrecords@texasattorneygeneral.gov
Sent: Monday, February 17, 2020, 12:41:07 AM CST
Subject: 2-17-20 ORR re: TX OAG Human Trafficking/Organized Crime Section and me
From: John Kevin McMillan, public-information requestor.
My home address ever since June 21, 2019:
Pebble Creek Apartments, 8805 North Plaza Drive, Apt. 2418, Austin, TX 78753.
Home phone: (512) 342-2295.
Cell phone: (512) 993-7305.
e-mail: mcmillanj@att.net
Blog: http://www.johnkevinmcmillan.blogspot.com
February 17, 2020
To: Lauren Downey,
Public Information Coordinator,
Office of the Attorney General of Texas,
P.O. Box 12548,
Austin, TX 78711.
FAX: (512) 494-8017
publicrecords@texasattorneygeneral.gov
Main phone number for your state agency in Austin: (512) 463-2100.
Dear Public Information Coordinator Downey,
This is a Texas Open Records request in which I seek to obtain from you a copy of any and all written communications, including e-mail communications, that each refer at least once in any manner to myself, John Kevin McMillan of Austin, Texas, and that at any time since 9 a.m. January 5, 2015, were each written by, or received or sent or mailed or FAXed or forwarded by, any staff member or attorney or administrator in the Human Trafficking and Transnational/Organized Crime Section of the Office of the Attorney General of Texas state agency in Austin.
INCLUDED in the scope of this public-information request are any and all written communications that were authored by myself.
My legal name is "John Kevin McMillan". I was born on April 27, 1957, at Lincoln, Nebraska.
I have most recently resided in Austin, Texas, on a continuous and uninterrupted basis ever since mid-March 1997.
I have maintained the e-mail address of "mcmillanj@att.net" as my primary e-mail address throughout the more than five-year period applicable to this public-information request.
I have also maintained the same landline home phone number of (512) 342-2295 throughout the entire multi-year period applicable to this public-information request.
January 5, 2015, is the date when State Bar of Texas member attorney and political leader Ken Paxton first officially assumed office as Attorney General of Texas after winning a statewide election for that position.
The current official website for the Attorney General of Texas state agency states as follows:
"The Human Trafficking and Transnational/Organized Crime Section is tasked with assisting local law enforcement and prosecutors in prosecuting human trafficking and related crimes, aids victims of human trafficking, and develops initiatives to improve coordination between state and local law enforcement agencies. The Human Trafficking and Transnational/Organized Crime Section provides training to law enforcement, prosecution, and non-governmental entities on human trafficking through outreach activities."
The current official website for the Attorney General of Texas also states:
"His (Ken Paxton's) first major initiative as attorney general was the formation of a special unit dedicated to combating human trafficking in Texas. During its first year of existence, the Human Trafficking and Transnational Organized Crime section helped arrest the chief executive officer of Backpage.com and coordinated to facilitate the permanent shut down of Backpage.com, the largest online sex-trafficking marketplace in the United States."
This public-information request from myself was prompted in part by recent very polite e-mail correspondence of mine with your state agency's Human Trafficking section.
That correspondence included a February 2, 2020-dated e-mail letter of inquiry (below, last item) that I wrote and sent to your state agency's Human Trafficking and Transnational/Organized Crime section. As of today, I have not yet received a reply letter or phone call from any staff member or official or investigator of that particular section of your very influential state agency.
Directly below is a February 16, 2020, e-mail letter from myself that I carbon-copied to your state agency's Human Trafficking section. That letter of mine was primarily addressed to two police officers of the Austin Police Department Nuisance Abatement Unit in this state-capital city for Texas:
----- Forwarded Message -----
From: John McMillan
To: APD Nuisance Abatement Unit Sgt.
Sent: Sunday, February 16, 2020, 02:50:50 AM CST
Subject: Fw: 2-2-20 question for your TX OAG Human Trafficking and Organized Crime Section
February 16, 2020
Dear Austin Police Department (APD) Nuisance Abatement Unit Sergeant Micah Roberts and APD Nuisance Abatement Unit Detective Brian Robinson,
I have not received any reply letter so far from the Attorney General of Texas on a Feb. 2, 2020, e-mail letter (below) that I wrote and sent to that law-enforcement-minded State of Texas agency which refers to some of the criminal-law issues your own APD unit also investigates and has jurisdiction over.
Would either of you two very influential Austin Police Department officers with the APD Nuisance Abatement Unit please let me know in writing whether your APD unit has ever identified or investigated any case of alleged possible or suspected human trafficking anywhere in Austin, Texas, in which a cited apparent victim of human trafficking was subjected to allegedly illegal sexual contact with themselves in a context in which they were either held unconscious or were otherwise unconscious throughout the entire period of, or during much of, that allegedly illegal sexual contact?
Thank you in advance for your helpful reply letter to me on this.
Sincerely and Best Wishes,
John Kevin McMillan, an official rent-paying tenant living alone in an always-bolt-locked and always-fully-secured efficiency apartment unit at a very large apartment complex in north Austin.
My home phone: (512) 342-2295.
Cell phone: (512) 993-7305.
_____
----- Forwarded Message -----
From: John McMillan
To: humantrafficking@oag.texas.gov; Jacqueline L. Angel ; human.trafficking@ag.ny.gov ; charles.wood@texasattorneygeneral.gov ; David Maxwell ; Texas Rangers Division of DPS ; Hernandez Sally [TCSO] ; Dave Mahoney ; Mike Henderson ; Daniel Evans ; Margaret Moore ; Travis County Judge Sarah Eckhardt ; Kirk Watson ; Darla Dixon ; Fbinaa Info ; U.S. Department of Homeland Security ; Office for Victims of Crime (U.S. DOJ) ; takebackhope@tlsc.org ; CountyAttorneyDavidEscamilla ; City of Austin Interim City Attorney Anne Morgan ; sandra.benningfield@austintexas.gov ; Brian Gruetzner ; APD Interim Police Chief Brian Manley ; Texas Association Against Sexual Assault Atty Kaiser 2016 ; ACLU ; Texas Legal ; Governor's Office of Texas Open Records Administrator ; Dennis Bonnen
Sent: Sunday, February 2, 2020, 01:56:32 AM CST
Subject: 2-2-20 question for your TX OAG Human Trafficking and Organized Crime Section
February 2, 2020
Dear Officials of the Human Trafficking and Transnational/Organized Crime (HTTOC) Section of the Office of the Attorney General of Texas state agency in Austin,
I read online this morning in my personal computer system inside my current solo-occupancy efficiency rental-apartment unit in north Austin that in 2016, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton reportedly established your "Human Trafficking and Transnational/Organized Crime Section" (HTTOC) in the Office of the Attorney General state agency in Austin. I also read online today that the office phone number for your section is: (512) 463-1646, and your e-mail address is "humantrafficking@oag.texas.gov".
I would appreciate obtaining from you factual information about whether your HTTOC section in Austin has ever identified or investigated any case of alleged possible or suspected human trafficking anywhere in Texas in which a cited apparent victim of human trafficking was subjected to alleged sexual contact with themselves in a context in which they were either held unconscious or were otherwise unconscious throughout the entire period of, or during much of, that alleged sexual contact.
If so, does your State of Texas agency in Austin have the legal authority to also then directly file criminal charges here in Austin in an alleged human-trafficking case of that type? Also, are there any circumstances in which you would choose to instead rely on a local law-enforcement agency and local prosecuting attorney to actually press charges in a crime case of that type?
Thank you in advance for your very helpful reply letter to me on this.
I hope to hear from you soon.
Sincerely and Best Wishes,
John Kevin McMillan, longstanding criminal-law complainant in Austin Police Department Sex Crimes Case 16-1340923, an alleged continuous-and-still-continuing-daily-and-year-round-and-multi-year-sex-crimes case for which the Austin Police Department Sex Crimes Unit has politely accepted thousands of photo images from me that I obtained in 2019 from two respective infrared motion-sensitive hunter's cameras I currently own that I have placed inside my bedroom of my current bolt-locked and fully-secured solo-occupancy apartment unit exclusively for surveillance purposes during my sleeping hours as I lie ALONE, asleep and unconscious and probably also snoring, on my own bed.
My home address ever since June 21, 2019:
Pebble Creek Apartments, 8805 North Plaza Drive, Apartment 2418, Austin, TX 78753.
Home phone: (512) 342-2295.
Cell phone: (512) 993-7305.
E-mail: mcmillanj@att.net
Blog: John Kevin McMillan: A 21st Century Conservative Left-Wing Agenda
John Kevin McMillan: A 21st Century Conservative Left-Wing Agenda
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Cell phone: (512) 993-7305.
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----- Forwarded Message -----
From: John McMillan
To: humantrafficking@oag.texas.gov
Sent: Sunday, February 2, 2020, 01:56:32 AM CST
Subject: 2-2-20 question for your TX OAG Human Trafficking and Organized Crime Section
February 2, 2020
Dear Officials of the Human Trafficking and Transnational/Organized Crime (HTTOC) Section of the Office of the Attorney General of Texas state agency in Austin,
I read online this morning in my personal computer system inside my current solo-occupancy efficiency rental-apartment unit in north Austin that in 2016, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton reportedly established your "Human Trafficking and Transnational/Organized Crime Section" (HTTOC) in the Office of the Attorney General state agency in Austin. I also read online today that the office phone number for your section is: (512) 463-1646, and your e-mail address is "humantrafficking@oag.texas.gov".
I would appreciate obtaining from you factual information about whether your HTTOC section in Austin has ever identified or investigated any case of alleged possible or suspected human trafficking anywhere in Texas in which a cited apparent victim of human trafficking was subjected to alleged sexual contact with themselves in a context in which they were either held unconscious or were otherwise unconscious throughout the entire period of, or during much of, that alleged sexual contact.
If so, does your State of Texas agency in Austin have the legal authority to also then directly file criminal charges here in Austin in an alleged human-trafficking case of that type? Also, are there any circumstances in which you would choose to instead rely on a local law-enforcement agency and local prosecuting attorney to actually press charges in a crime case of that type?
Thank you in advance for your very helpful reply letter to me on this.
I hope to hear from you soon.
Sincerely and Best Wishes,
John Kevin McMillan, longstanding criminal-law complainant in Austin Police Department Sex Crimes Case 16-1340923, an alleged continuous-and-still-continuing-daily-and-year-round-and-multi-year-sex-crimes case for which the Austin Police Department Sex Crimes Unit has politely accepted thousands of photo images from me that I obtained in 2019 from two respective infrared motion-sensitive hunter's cameras I currently own that I have placed inside my bedroom of my current bolt-locked and fully-secured solo-occupancy apartment unit exclusively for surveillance purposes during my sleeping hours as I lie ALONE, asleep and unconscious and probably also snoring, on my own bed.
My home address ever since June 21, 2019:
Pebble Creek Apartments, 8805 North Plaza Drive, Apartment 2418, Austin, TX 78753.
Home phone: (512) 342-2295.
Cell phone: (512) 993-7305.
E-mail: mcmillanj@att.net
Blog: John Kevin McMillan: A 21st Century Conservative Left-Wing Agenda
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