Former Kendleton Mayor's Son Accused of Child Sex Crimes at Family-Owned Shelter
The son of a former mayor in Texas is facing serious charges after allegations surfaced that he sexually assaulted two teenage girls at a behavioral health shelter owned by his mother. Darryl Humphrey Jr., 44, was photographed and accused of committing the crimes on June 6 at the ADIEE Emergency Shelter in Rosenberg.
According to court records, Humphrey Jr. has been charged with multiple felony child sex crimes. The investigation into the incident began when two teenage girls went to a case worker for help after discovering what had happened. Police are still investigating how Humphrey Jr.'s involvement with the shelter came about.
Records show that Humphrey Jr. is listed as a co-owner of the ADIEE Shelter on its Facebook page, and he has also represented himself as the owner to local officials. However, his mother, Angela Humphrey, has denied any affiliation with the shelter in recent months.
The investigation into the shelter revealed that four children were present at the time of the alleged incident, but all had been removed from the facility. The Department of Family and Protective Services had previously investigated the shelter, which was found to have inadequate safeguards in place for its residents.
Humphrey Jr.'s past has also raised eyebrows, with a previous solicitation charge being dismissed after he completed community service. He is set to appear back in court in early December to face his current charges.
This case raises serious concerns about the oversight of children's facilities and the accountability of those who run them. The incident also highlights the ongoing struggle for victims' voices to be heard, particularly when it comes to sensitive issues like child sex crimes.
The son of a former mayor in Texas is facing serious charges after allegations surfaced that he sexually assaulted two teenage girls at a behavioral health shelter owned by his mother. Darryl Humphrey Jr., 44, was photographed and accused of committing the crimes on June 6 at the ADIEE Emergency Shelter in Rosenberg.
According to court records, Humphrey Jr. has been charged with multiple felony child sex crimes. The investigation into the incident began when two teenage girls went to a case worker for help after discovering what had happened. Police are still investigating how Humphrey Jr.'s involvement with the shelter came about.
Records show that Humphrey Jr. is listed as a co-owner of the ADIEE Shelter on its Facebook page, and he has also represented himself as the owner to local officials. However, his mother, Angela Humphrey, has denied any affiliation with the shelter in recent months.
The investigation into the shelter revealed that four children were present at the time of the alleged incident, but all had been removed from the facility. The Department of Family and Protective Services had previously investigated the shelter, which was found to have inadequate safeguards in place for its residents.
Humphrey Jr.'s past has also raised eyebrows, with a previous solicitation charge being dismissed after he completed community service. He is set to appear back in court in early December to face his current charges.
This case raises serious concerns about the oversight of children's facilities and the accountability of those who run them. The incident also highlights the ongoing struggle for victims' voices to be heard, particularly when it comes to sensitive issues like child sex crimes.