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We have a small amount of career criminals reeking havoc in Austin who the DA consistently drops charges and lets back out on our streets. Imagine how much crime would disappear in Austin if we had a DA who did their job and removed these criminals from society.

AUSTIN MAN banged on the locked glass doors of Padrón Elementary as students arrived for class, screaming "I'm going to go inside and kill, I'm gonna find a way to get in." Michael Nnaji has racked up 34 cases since 2019. Nnaji was once caught in an apartment gym—completely

If you pay organizations per homeless person, you get more homeless people and the NGOs fight hard to maximize the homeless population. Whatever you incentivize will happen.

@AustinJustice Here's a tip. If you have this many mugshots in a 3 month period, "divert to services" ain't working.

A typical offender file from the Travis County Attorney’s Office under Delia Garza, which handles misdemeanor prosecutions in Austin. By the time an offender finally turns violent, the record usually shows a long trail of prior misdemeanor arrests, warnings, and chances to

AUSTIN MAN sprawls in a dark residential alley, blocking traffic and yelling at people—just weeks after throwing a McDonald's bag at a bus driver and punching him repeatedly in the face. Stephen Michael Horn's latest: Sept: Told a Capital Metro bus was going out of service.

Good piece on this in @CityJournal: https://t.co/M7iNMhOWNK

Does poverty cause violent crime? Data says no. During the Great Depression, US murder rates fell. During the booming 1960s, murder rates exploded. And consider NYC last year, which had nearly identical poverty rates across groups: • Latinos: 26% • Asians: 24% • Blacks: 23%

Highlights from a 15 minute walk around downtown Austin (courtesy of a follower—Dec 12, 2025).

Garza was mentioned on a recent episode of the Austin-based “Financial Audit with Caleb Hammer”. I pulled a clip with additional info from @AustinJustice. This San Antonio couple was paying for extra security for their vehicles to prevent another theft.

Travis County DA Jose Garza and County Attorney Delia Garza have endorsed the reelection of Austin City Councilman @zoforaustin, who represents District 9, including downtown Austin. That endorsement follows a period in which District 9 experienced elevated levels of violent

A few things the City of Austin cut a check for last week (Part XXVI): • Austin Area Urban League Inc – African American and equity-focused housing, education, and social services – $325,169 • AIDS Services Austin – HIV/AIDS health care and prevention services in Central Texas

Austin’s downtown Republic Square once looked like this, before six years of planning and a $6 million "green space" renovation transformed it into one of the city's top destination of drug-dealing and prostitution.

The numbers make perfect sense. In Austin, about 75–85% of people experiencing homelessness have either a serious mental illness, a substance addiction, or both. With that population, high shelter refusal and walkout rates are expected. People actively using drugs almost always

AUSTIN MAN with 26 prior arrests now charged with retaliating against UT police. Thurlow Johnson's Travis County record: • 27 total cases • 10 felony arrests (6 reduced/dismissed) • 7 criminal trespass charges (6 reduced/dismissed) • 2 DWIs, 2 assaults, drug possession,

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A wannabe influencer came to Austin recently to hand out 18-inch machetes to homeless people:

Machete attacks by homeless people in Austin over the past three years.