http://community.victoriaadvocate.com/home/Blog/ShureleeUJest/6090   The Advocate tried to get its hands on the reports that Tyler sent back to the police declining to prosecute.  On a number of those reports the good D.A. made unprofessional remarks about the police AND derogatory remarks about the victims.   Tyler refused to release them so the Advocate took it to the State Attorney General.  The A.G. said it was okay to release them.    He filed a lawsuit to the District Judge in Travis County to keep the records from being released.     Guess what?  Tyler’s lawsuit is still sitting on the District Clerks desk.  Does the expression “The Fix Is In” sound familiar?  Seems like the good ol’ boy network is working again!   Claire Solomon of the Open Government Hotline (877-673-6839) said that the ruling is #2007-14425 and the lawsuit is sitting on the desk of   Brenda Loudermilk at 1-512-475-4300 345th District Court Travis County Cause #DIGN07004097 - Ruling  #2007-14425   The Advocate's Gabe Semenza has also filed a press lawsuit to get the information made public too.  But apparently he didn't follow up on it.   Ms. Solomon suggested that the media may be our best friend in this situation.  She strongly suggested that residents call and encourage Brenda Loudermilk (in a very nice way) to release the files to the public.   So there you have it Mr. and Ms. Public if you’re interested in what Tyler thinks of some victims (we already know what he thinks of the VPD), give Ms Loudermilk a call and politely ask her what the holdup is.  If enough people call, maybe the pressure will encourage her to stop delaying,   The Advocate tried to get its hands on the reports that Tyler sent back to the police declining to prosecute.  On a number of those reports the good D.A. made unprofessional remarks about the police AND derogatory remarks about the victims.   Tyler refused to release them so the Advocate took it to the State Attorney General.  The A.G. said it was okay to release them.    He filed a lawsuit to the District Judge in Travis County to keep the records from being released.     Guess what?  Tyler’s lawsuit is still sitting on the District Clerks desk.  Does the expression “The Fix Is In” sound familiar?  Seems like the good ol’ boy network is working again!   Claire Solomon of the Open Government Hotline (877-673-6839) said that the ruling is #2007-14425 and the lawsuit is sitting on the desk of   Brenda Loudermilk at 1-512-475-4300 345th District Court Travis County Cause #DIGN07004097 - Ruling  #2007-14425   The Advocate's Gabe Semenza has also filed a press lawsuit to get the information made public too.  But apparently he didn't follow up on it.   Ms. Solomon suggested that the media may be our best friend in this situation.  She strongly suggested that residents call and encourage Brenda Loudermilk (in a very nice way) to release the files to the public.   So there you have it Mr. and Ms. Public if you’re interested in what Tyler thinks of some victims (we already know what he thinks of the VPD), give Ms Loudermilk a call and politely ask her what the holdup is.  If enough people call, maybe the pressure will encourage her to stop delaying, en-us Shureelee I just got off the phone with a person name Jamie. I called this morning to leave a message and she called back. something smells fishy. I tried calling the number back just now and it gives a recording the number you have reached is not in service. 1 512 427 9057. She told me since a law suite was pending I needed to write a letter to Brenda Loudermilk and would not provide me with an email.      http://community.victoriaadvocate.com/home/Blog/ShureleeUJest/6090/#c_29437 http://community.victoriaadvocate.com/home/Blog/ShureleeUJest/6090/#c_29437 Shureelee I just got off the phone with a person name Jamie. I called this morning to leave a message and she called back. something smells fishy. I tried calling the number back just now and it gives a recording the number you have reached is not in service. 1 512 427 9057. She told me since a law suite was pending I needed to write a letter to Brenda Loudermilk and would not provide me with an email.