Thursday, November 23, 2023

CALLING FOR AN INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE TREATMENT OF INMATES AT CLEMENS UNIT (Independent Ombudsman WON'T ACT)


The Texas Board of Criminal Justice, Office of the Independent Ombudsman, is committed to providing the public, elected or appointed state officials, and inmates a confidential avenue for complaint resolution by receiving, reviewing, investigating, and responding to inquiries regarding non-criminal matters within the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.

Office of the Independent Ombudsman Responds to Cry for an Investigation



The Texas Board of Criminal Justice's Office of the Independent Ombudsman (IO) has recently responded to a complaint regarding harassment, retaliation, property, and disciplinary cases. In a statement released by the IO, they outlined the necessary steps that must be taken before an investigation can be conducted.

The IO expressed that complaints of this nature must first complete both steps of the Inmate Grievance Process. This process allows for a thorough examination of the complaint and ensures that all necessary information and evidence are provided. Without witnesses or video evidence that may corroborate the allegations, the IO will decline to investigate complaints of this nature due to the prevalence of divergent viewpoints, which can often hinder the establishment of whether mistreatment occurred.

However, it is important to note that the IO recognizes the seriousness of the issue and the need for justice and fairness within the correctional system. They acknowledge that inmates, as human beings, have rights that should be upheld. They encourage individuals who feel mistreated or abused to follow the necessary processes and steps to ensure their grievances are addressed.

One such complaint in question alleges that the warden at Clemens Unit, has engaged in ongoing harassment towards an individual after a report was made. The complainant is calling for an investigation into the actions of Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) wardens and officers as a collective, insisting that they are abusing their power and taking advantage of inmates who are often seen as having no rights.

The individual who made the complaint is demanding that the State of Texas, along with Bryan Collier, addresses these concerns. They are adamant that they will not back down until they witness substantial change in the treatment of inmates. They express their frustration with the mistreatment and abuse of power and declare that action must be taken immediately.

The response from the IO may be seen as disheartening to those seeking justice, as it emphasizes the importance of evidence and due process in investigating such claims. However, it also highlights the IO's commitment to addressing inmate grievances and ensuring a fair and just correctional system.

It is clear that tensions are rising and that there is a significant divide between those who accuse TDCJ staff of abuse and those who seek to defend their actions. With this call for an investigation, it is likely that the debate surrounding the treatment of inmates in Texas correctional facilities will continue to escalate.

It is essential for the TDCJ and its staff members to take these allegations seriously and ensure that appropriate measures are in place to prevent any mistreatment or abuse of power. The well-being and rights of inmates should always be a priority, and any breach of these rights must be thoroughly investigated and addressed.

It is also crucial for the State of Texas and Bryan Collier to pay attention to the growing concerns highlighted in this complaint and others like it. The demands for change and the insistence that mistreatment and abuse of power will no longer be tolerated cannot be ignored.

In conclusion, The State of Texas and Bryan Collier must address these concerns and work towards tangible changes to prevent mistreatment and abuse of power within the correctional system. Only through open dialogue, thorough investigations when warranted, and a commitment to justice can progress be made and trust be restored in the system.


Angela Thomas Smith
Free Texas Campaign
803-757-6090


We are calling for all Elected officials in the STATE OF TEXAS to do their job the world is watching
you all FAIL MISERABLY AND ruining peoples lives !!!!




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