Ray Thomas, Attorney at Law

05/17/2026

🚨CRITICAL INCIDENT🚨
Early this morning, TMPA Regional Attorney Ray Thomas responded to assist our members with the College Station Police Department following an officer-involved shooting.

Thankfully, no law enforcement were injured during the incident.

05/15/2026

That quick stop for gas could cost you more than a full tank. ⛽🚨 Protect yourself and your card. Check the pump. Stay alert.

05/05/2026

Over the weekend, the Bryan Police Department received multiple phone calls from concerned parents who reported they received a phone call from their adult son/daughter, reporting they were in jail, and a lawyer was placed on the phone demanding $25,000 dollars immediately, for services.
This is a SCAM. Scammers are using AI to place these phone calls and the voices will sound real. There will be a since of urgency placed on the demands wanted. Some tips to help avoid being scammed by this phone call.

-Do not make any form of payment
-Call the person who is reporting they are in trouble
-Contact the holding facility they are reporting to be in
-Contact the local law enforcement agency in that area. Agencies have resources to help if you are not located in that area
-Do not get caught up in the since of urgency for payment, if it does not appear right, it's probably not.

As always, please call BPD Intake at 979-209-5300 to report these scams.

04/20/2026

SCAM ALERT 🚨

Multiple customers have reported receiving scam calls from 833-702-3092. The scammer claims to represent BTU, threatens immediate disconnection, and asks for personal information.

BTU will not contact you in this way. If you receive a call from this number, ignore it and report it as spam. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to reach out to our customer service team at 979-821-5700.

04/17/2026

🚨 SCAMMERS ARE IN FULL FORCE TODAY 🚨

The Brazos County Sheriff’s Office has received reports of multiple scams targeting our community.

One caller is claiming to be “Deputy Whatever-Name-They-Made-Up-Today” with the Sheriff’s Office and telling people they missed a federal subpoena.

We have also received reports of scammers contacting families of recently arrested individuals and claiming money is needed for an ankle monitor or to secure their release.

These are scams. The Sheriff’s Office will never call and demand money, gift cards, or electronic payment.

If you receive one of these calls:
• Hang up
• Do not provide personal or financial information
• Do not send money

If you have questions, contact the Brazos County Sheriff’s Office directly using a known phone number. Please share to help warn others.

04/14/2026

03/07/2026

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⚠️ Scam Alert

We have received phone calls from friends and family members of individuals in jail reporting that scammers are demanding bond money or ankle monitor payments.

What to do if contacted:
1. Do not send money.
2. Do not give personal information.
3. Hang up immediately.
4. Verify independently by contacting the jail or official law enforcement directly.