Williamson Jail Complaint – Criminal Filing
The Travis County DA submission seeking prosecutorial review — eight enumerated categories, one binder of evidence.
This submission is a formal criminal complaint requesting prosecutorial review of alleged unlawful conduct at the Williamson County Jail between January 1, 2024 and July 11, 2025. All allegations herein are attributed to the complainant and remain unproven; they are presented as allegations preserved for prosecutorial review, not as adjudicated findings. See related documentation on the Williamson County index page and official reporting from the Texas Attorney General custodial death database.
What the filing asks Travis County to do:
My name is LeRoy Nellis. I am submitting a formal criminal complaint and request for prosecutorial review regarding a pattern of alleged unlawful conduct occurring at the Williamson County Jail between January 1, 2024 and July 11, 2025. The complaint involves allegations of: medical neglect, unlicensed medical practice, administrative torture, HIPAA and privacy violations, ADA violations, and evidence falsification.
I am prepared to provide a complete prosecutorial packet titled “WILLIAMSON COUNTY CORRUPTION — MASTER PROSECUTORIAL BINDER.” This binder contains detailed factual allegations, identified individuals, statutory violations, and supporting exhibits.
What makes this binder different from prior complaints:
The complaints cataloged on this page document what happened. This filing documents what should happen next — a prosecutor's subpoenas, an investigator's assignment, and the leverage that only formal criminal review carries. The county's prior grievance processes did not produce answers; this complaint asks the one office that does not answer to the county, in writing, with a binder attached.
Summary of reported violations — as alleged:
“a pattern of unlawful conduct that occurred at the Williamson County Jail between January 1, 2024 and July 11, 2025”
What charges the conduct could support, as alleged:
Each enumerated category maps onto a criminal statute class — assault, falsification of government records, official oppression, or obstruction. This filing does not charge them; it inventories them so the prosecution can. Nothing here is adjudicated; everything here is specific enough to subpoena.
Request for action — the asks:
1. Initiate a criminal investigation 2. Review the prosecutorial binder 3. Subpoena all relevant records 4. Coordinate with state and federal agencies 5. Provide written confirmation and investigator assignment
What the Record Shows:
This complaint involves alleged life-threatening medical neglect, unlicensed medical practice, and constitutional violations — involving a pretrial detainee, a named psychiatrist, and an inventory of eight enumerated categories preserved in one binder. The filing asks for subpoenas and an investigator assignment — the two instruments the prosecution decides. Whether Travis County accepts it or refers it back is a decision that will be public — and whatever happens, this page preserves the request, the categories, and the binder's title at this URL permanently. Related investigations are cataloged on the Williamson County index page.