People like this are destined for short ropes and tall oaks. I hope he gets his soon.
Class of '93 - proud Dad of a '22 grad and a '26 student!
P.U.T.U said:
Just an update from things recently, after speaking with more people it seems unless the police feel there is an immediate danger to someone where they have video evidence the San Antonio law enforcement just kick the can. At a bar we ran into a woman that was obviously being abused and she said she went to the police once and they asked for video evidence despite all of the bruising.
Her ex is still harassing her with fake numbers, not as bad as in the past but saying he drives by her house to see who is there and if she is home. Now on the third detective assigned to the case and they said unless there are dangerous threats the police won't do anything. Considering hiring a lawyer to push things along.
Talked to the mom of the 14 year old girl he molested, she still closes up and does not want to talk to the police. The police did tell the mom since there was not any penetration there is not much they can do on their own without the girl talking to detectives. Apparently rubbing upstairs and downstairs on a minor is okay in this county.
Their child is now in counseling since he says , mine and my kids friends, what happens at his mom house, etc. and this has taken its toll on the kid.
Amicus attorney said the best thing for the child is for the mom to move over 100 miles away, her ex declined this and case is going to court which is dumb on his part, he risk losing everything since the amicus attorney only interviewed 3 people and one was not his daughter that has sexual intent charges on.
It is a good thing to remember that consumer routers are obvious targets for attack. If the attacker can gain control of the router, then he has access to pretty much everything behind it.RED AG 98 said:Yep. I'd go one further on the router side though and factory reset it as well and update to the latest firmware. Then create a very strong admin password (not wifi, the management side), a strong WPA2 wifi password, and enable MAC address authentication so you can be certain only the devices you explicitly approve can join the network. And if the router supports WPS I would see if it can be disabled. WPS is the pushbutton on some routers that let you connect without a password if you can physically press the button...javajaws said:
I'd wipe the computer first - reinstall the os. I'd also change the Wi-Fi password. If he left anything behind that is trying to connect to the internet or Bluetooth that should be a good first step.
If the current router doesn't allow all that, I'd no doubt just buy another.
P.U.T.U said:
Hopefully it is needed but may be needing some help. Homeboy didn't return child a few days ago when he was supposed to and this morning judge sent out an order for him to lose all custody until emergency hearing and put a restraining order on the dad so he can't have any communication with the child or his mother. We know he read the email from the court but has not responded and so far cannot be found.
Fiance is heading over to his house with the police, if the child is not there and he does not respond by 6pm I will post the dad's information as well as his vehicle. Dad has said in the past that nothing would keep him from his time with his son and the judge has hinted that he may lose all visitation