TX: Woman charged with harassing sex offender and his family, sheriff’s office says
A 25-year-old Baytown woman has been charged over allegations that she used the internet to harass a registered sex offender and his family, the Harris County Sheriff’s Office said.
Darien Lombrana is accused of using social media to “harass, annoy, alarm, abuse, torment, and embarrass” a registered sex offender, according to court records.
The sheriff’s office said she posted about the family “over and over” on social media sites and community pages. Additionally, court records show she posted their address online with the intent to cause harm.
The victims in the case admitted to ABC13 that the man is a registered sex offender, but said the alleged harassment has impacted the entire family. They tell ABC13 that it includes children who were born decades after the man was placed on the registry.
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I am pretty sure that if this vigilante did not attack family members and only attached the Registered Person, she likely would not have gotten in trouble. Her FB page is still up and she posts info about a family member and had a call to action to have people send messages to the school of one family member. The evidence is right on her account.
She attacks a registrant then attacks family who dated defend the registrant. She earned every bit of that criminal charge.