Public Records Index Williamson County Jail Staff Medical Personn

This public records index is based entirely on documented, verifiable sources. Public institutions do not operate in silence: if a name appears in medical files, intake forms, psychiatric records, transport logs, MAR sheets, restraint reports, or FOIA responses, that name becomes part of the public records index. Over time, patterns emerge — names appear in documentation, then disappear from systems, posts, and public-facing material. This index exists to preserve what has already been recorded. This is not commentary; this is not speculation; this is a record derived directly from government-generated documentation.

Medical and MHMR personnel — public records index:

Names sourced from medical intake forms, MAR sheets, psychiatric documentation, and contracted healthcare records:

Kathleen A. Pokluda, Jamie P. Brooks, Paige P. Altobelli, Ronald W. Barnett, Luke Cadriel, Larry R. Davis, Rex A. Forehand, Melissa Hallett, Matthew Ivie, Rachael C. Lentz, Daniel J. Meisinger, Ronald S. Meissner, David A. Miller, Joshua D. Ransom, Carlos S. Wheless, Roberto D. Wheless.

Peace officers and jail staff — public records index:

Names sourced from transport logs, staffing rosters, housing unit assignments, and internal detention documentation:

Hunter Best, Keri L. Black, Austin J. Braune, Jorge Alvarado, Nicole C. Baker, La Kieta M. Bullock, Jonathon J. Burt, William T. Callahan, Jordan T. Cotto, Phillipe W. Dalton, Talon Donovan, Darrius Galloway, Dennis E. Garrett, Vincent B. Giles Jr., Jacob Guzman, Edwin K. Hamilton, Fernando B. Harris, Derek W. Garretson, Nathan J. Henderson, Shawn M. Hunt, Forrest C. Hunter, Noah W. Irving, Darrin O. Ivy, Jake Jimenez, Anthony Just, Rickey K. Ladet, Samir Lamichhane, Jeremy T. Langsweirdt, Aaron Li, Matthew Lindemann, Matthew J. Luna, Racie A. Macik, Latasha L. Matthews, Jimmy D. Mobley, Matthew Morone, Jerod D. Morris, Eric A. Myers, Andrew J. Naso, Gavin Newman, Austin Nguyen, Dianna Y. O'Brien, Albert Ortiz Jr., Anthony L. Ramirez, Rebecca M. Rodriguez, Chad E. Skaggs, Mathew E. Smith, Christopher T. Watts, Keith A. Wenzel, Pennie White, Steven R. Whitus Jr., Shawn L. Williams, Kevin E. Willis, Bruce E. Young Jr.

Why this index exists:

This index is built exclusively from FOIA responses first, then Texas Public Information Act disclosures, medical intake documentation, medication administration records (MAR), transport logs and housing rosters, official signatures on government forms, and staff directories and contractor rosters — every one of which is a government-generated document obtained through statutory channels, not a leaked or unverified source. This is their documentation — not interpretation. Each name appears because it was placed into an official record by a government system, employee, or contractor — no editorializing, no connotation, no inference. The list is architecture, not an argument; the argument is what the rest of the record adds to these names.

Transparency and record integrity:

Public records are not static. They are updated, corrected, and sometimes removed. This index ensures continuity where official systems fail to maintain it — prior versions of records may contain incomplete or altered data. The current version supersedes all prior versions. For reference: Texas Public Information Act and Freedom of Information Act.

“This is their documentation — not interpretation.”

What the Record Shows:

This index is the reference layer beneath every other complaint on this site — the names behind the intake forms, the charting, the MAR entries, the logs. What follows next in the investigation: medical record overlays, metadata verification sets, timeline cross-references, regulatory comparison datasets. Every document obtained lawfully will be indexed and preserved — and this page stays the anchor: names in, system by system, page by page, verified wherever official records can be.