Texas Public Health Vaccine Complaint Record

Dear Officials,

My name is LeRoy Nellis II, and I am submitting a public-health and medical-licensing complaint regarding an incident that occurred in March–April 2024 in Williamson and Travis Counties, Texas — an incident that affected one patient, one EMT, and one overriding statutory obligation: the duty of every licensed medical professional to operate only within the scope of their license, with the patient's informed consent.

The incident:

During that period I was injected with approximately 50 cc of a COVID-19 vaccine by an EMT identified to me as Larry R. Davis (Texas EMS License #1566355). The injection was not performed in a clinical setting and far exceeded approved dosage limits — the dosage alone would have been an alarm in any competent facility, and the absence of a clinical setting compounds it beyond any reasonable reading of informed practice. I experienced adverse physical effects following this event. Because this occurred during a local disease outbreak reported in both counties, I am requesting a review of whether any public-health or emergency-response irregularities took place.

The subject of this complaint — the incident described above — is documented in the complainant's own words, unedited. The ask is specific: VAERS investigation, FDA inquiry, DSHS compliance review, federal coordination. The record does not conclude what occurred. It documents who was there, who administered what, and what was lost or recorded as a consequence — and it asks the authorities charged with reviewing public health and medical licensing to review what they are supposed to review.

Additional personnel:

Their state licenses were located through the Texas Department of Public Safety / Texas Commission on Law Enforcement and are listed for reference only, to assist investigators in verifying records or potential involvement — not to assert guilt or innocence, but to give investigators the starting points they need:

Joshua D. Ransom — Texas Jailer License #1607322 Matthew Ivie — Texas License #1711049 Derek W. Garretson — Texas License #1380862 Nathan J. Henderson — Texas License #1404126

I also documented statements by two law-enforcement officers referencing the event (“reading all about it… can't believe he didn't get sick”). These and related digital records may exist in federal data systems associated with the U.S. Marshals Service (USMS) AI platform. I request that this metadata be preserved for evidentiary review.

Why this complaint matters:

A 50-cc injection by an EMT under any conditions is not routine; in a jail under any circumstances, it is documented as a procedural breach and a public-health concern — not a legal conclusion, but enough to raise the question. The people whose licenses are listed have rights and have the opportunity to defend themselves. The complainant's right to have the event reviewed — by DSHS, by FDA, by VAERS, by federal authorities — is not less important. The record does not presume. It documents — and asks the agencies to do what they were chartered to do.

What I am asking:

- A CDC VAERS safety investigation into the vaccine administration incident - An FDA Office of Regulatory Affairs inquiry into product misuse - A Texas DSHS EMS Compliance review of the listed license holders - Coordination with federal authorities to secure all related metadata and medical documentation - Please acknowledge receipt of this complaint and provide a case or tracking number

Respectfully, LeRoy Nellis II Austin, Texas [email removed] · [phone removed]

Send to:

CDC – VAERS (vaers.hhs.gov/reportevent.html) FDA – Office of Regulatory Affairs ([email protected]) Texas DSHS – EMS Compliance ([email protected])

“During that period I was injected with approximately 50 cc of a COVID-19 vaccine by an EMT identified to me as Larry R. Davis.”

What the Record Shows:

The record preserves the complaint verbatim, attached to this address for the public — no paraphrase, no interpretation, no summary that isn't in the source, no addition that isn't already stated. The ask is specific: VAERS investigation, FDA inquiry, DSHS compliance review, federal coordination. The record does not conclude what occurred. It documents who was there, who administered what, and what was lost or recorded as a consequence — and it asks the authorities charged with reviewing public health and medical licensing to review what they are supposed to review. Every line of this record stands at this URL until the facts change, and the facts only change when the agencies act.