He just can’t help himself. Whether it’s Ilhan Omar, Raashida Tlaib or Jasmine Crocket, local fake rancher and commie scumworm Clayton Tucker just HAS to get photos with the biggest dirtbags around….
Reynolds has faced several legal and ethical challenges during his career. In 2005, the State Bar of Texas sanctioned him twice for professional misconduct, resulting in a suspension from practicing law from April 1, 2005, to June 30, 2006, followed by a probated suspension that lasted until June 30, 2009. During his first political campaign in 2008, the Texas Ethics Commission terminated his campaign treasurer. Reynolds continued to raise and spend campaign funds until a new treasurer was appointed six months later.
In 2012, Reynolds turned himself in to authorities on accusations of barratry and was released on bond. The case was dismissed in 2013 due to issues with evidence handling. Later that year, his law office was raided in connection with a $25 million kickback scheme. Reynolds was indicted for participating in a scheme to steer clients in exchange for kickbacks and was initially convicted in 2013, but a mistrial was declared. In 2015, he was convicted on five counts of illegal solicitation of legal clients on November 16, 2015, fined, and sentenced to one year in prison. Reynolds had represented himself in court proceedings, later saying, “Everybody advised me not to do it, but who would best represent me other than me? I know the most about this case”. Reynolds was the only one of the eight attorneys charged who did not accept a plea deal and took the case to trial. Reynolds planned to appeal the decision.
[Barratry is the fancy term for “chasing ambulances”]
In April 2016, Reynolds was ordered to pay a former client $504,000. He was accused of winning a monetary settlement for a client whose daughter died in a car crashand then keeping her share of the money. Also in the same month, a Harris County judge ordered Reynolds to pay more than $95,000 to a couple after he had reached a settlementwithout informing them or having their consent. The next month it was reported that his law license had been suspended by the Supreme Court of Texas‘s Board of Disciplinary Appeals. It was also reported that he missed the filing deadline of May 16 to report his campaign fundraising information and that he owed over $30,000 in fines to the Texas Ethics Commission for failing to file campaign and personal financial statements on time. Reynolds filed for chapter 7 bankruptcy in 2016. He listed he owed $3,000 in unpaid Houston-area tolls, $15,000 to the Texas Ethics Commission for failing to file financial disclosure forms, and faced $1.3 million in debt.
His 2015 conviction was upheld in 2017, and he began his prison sentence on September 7, 2018. Reynolds was released on January 4, 2019, just days before the beginning of the 86th legislative session. Reynolds was formally disbarred in July 2019.
Jesus – what a piece of SHIT. Reynolds is also a communist just like Clayton Tucker, so Comrade Clayton is willing to overlook any shitty behavior in the name of the revolution.
Comrade Clayton has had Reynolds’ balls in his mouth for a long time now. He endorsed this lying, cheating, ambulance-chasing piece of shit almost two years ago….
None of this will really matter to Clayton Tucker’s campaign in the end. That’s because he doesn’t even qualify to be on the ballot in the first place.