Overview
- Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office arrested Ramond Davis Jr., 60, in an alleged scheme to impersonate a licensed attorney and solicit money from inmates’ families.
- Investigators say he contacted inmates at the county jail, then met their relatives and collected about $3,000 per case for supposed legal representation.
- The Sheriff’s Office says Davis is not licensed to practice law, and he is now out on bond with several charges pending.
- Sheriff Bill Waybourn said Davis used the name “Justin” on jail video calls and appeared to target Spanish-speaking families.
- Authorities believe additional victims exist and urge anyone contacted to call 817-884-1400 and ask for Investigator T. Johnson or V. Espino-Nevarez.