Fowarding to ACCUSED - FORM
Follow up on perceived Civil Rights violation to forward to accused party. LINV-FWD
Very Important Point:
WARNING: Do not confuse this form (LINV-FWD) with the form for claimant "Request for Investigation/Complaint."
This particular form (LINV-FWD) is to be sent to the entity who is being referred to as the possible entity responsible for some form of discrimination or other form of unequal, unethical or illegal action; in the perception of the claimant.
The LINV-FWD is submitted to the accused party by the IVESTIGATOR in charge. E.G. by LULAC
Follow up on perceived Civil Rights violation
to be forwarded to accused party.
LINV-FWD
League of United Latin American Citizens 
Lico Reyes, Civil Rights Chair
LULAC International: www.LulacInternational.FreeHomePage.com
â Box 150001 Lico@Eaze.net
Arlington, TX 76015 (817) 467-3087
Let this communication serve to advise the recipient that "LULAC International" has received a complaint on a perception of Civil Rights violation. Case # _________________. |
Name/s &Title Accused (Nombre/s Y Titulo Del Acusado): __________________________________________________________ Address (Domicilio): _______________________________________________ Phones (Teléfonos): _____________________ _____________________ FAX Phone (Teléfono Fax): _______________________ |
Today before LULAC District XXI comes: Alleged Victim/Complainant (supuesta Victima/El que se Queja)): Name/s (Nombre/s) ________________________________ ________________________________ City and County/Parish of incident (Ciudad y Condado del incidente) where perceived: ___________________________ ___________________________ : Type complaint (Tipo de queja): ( ) Racism, ( ) Prejudice, ( ) Violation of Civil Rights other: ________________: Date of perceived incident (Dia de incidente resentido): ______________________________ |
Brief Description of Incident which the complaining party sees as a violation of his/her Civil Rights etc. (Breve narración del incidente el cual la victima piensa violo sus Derechos Civiles etc.) |
LULAC is the oldest and largest Hispanic Civil Rights organization in the USA and attends to the needs of the community at large with regards to complaints of abuse or denial of protected rights under municipal, state and national laws and regulations. It is our intent and purpose to investigate, mediate and (if necessary) report any wrongdoing with regards to violations of Civil Rights to the proper authorities, news media, other Civil Rights agents and/or attorneys. (as each case may dictate and LULAC sees justifiable). It is our sincere hope that any problems or misunderstandings be resolved quickly and judiciously. However, LULAC is ready, willing and able to take as long as possible and go to any legal length to achieve the right, just and true solution to ensure that justice is upheld for and by all parties concerned. Please look into this complaint with an open mind and either resolve it with the alleged victim above or with the help of LULAC. Any and all information received with regards to this case will be available to the US Department of Justice for their evaluation and further investigation. Caveat: We are obliged to advise you and the entity against which this complaint is filed that intimidation or retaliation against the complainant is prohibited by US laws. No recipient or person shall intimidate, threaten, coerce, or discriminate against any individual for the purpose of interfering with any right or privilege secured by US rules, regulations or laws enforced or overseen by the US (Department of Justice, CRS or OCR) or because one has made a complaint, testified, assisted or participated in any manner in an investigation, proceeding or hearing held in connection with a complaint.
Respectfully submitted:______________________________________________________________________ Lico Reyes, Civil Rights Chair - "LULAC International" Council # 4779 (Or his agent) |
Below is a photo of a violent assault on a Latino lad by a white anti-demonstrator man in Irving, Texas. This occured recently during a peaceful demonstration by the Latino community on perceived civil rights violations by Irving police.
If you "click" on photo you will get a slightly larger picture.
