Deranged "digital creator" Darrien Lombrana is surprised to discover that harassing the entire family of a Registered Person is against the law

Geez. Did this trashbag whore go to England to get that shitty tat from Ffion Emma? Laser tat remoal should be in Darrien's future, or maybe she's just gotten a headstart on having shitty prison tats. 

Also, she's supposed to be 25? This bitch looks over 40. 

https://abc13.com/post/woman-charged-harassing-sex-offender-family-sheriffs-office-says/19437962/

Woman charged with harassing sex offender and his family, sheriff's office says

Victims admitted that the man is a registered sex offender, but said the alleged harassment has impacted the entire family.

By Chaz Miller KTRK logo

Thursday, July 2, 2026 8:45PM

Victims admitted that the man is a registered sex offender, but said the alleged harassment has impacted the entire family.

HARRIS COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) -- 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.

Lombrana is out on bond after being charged with harassment and unlawful disclosure of an address.

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.

Court records say Lombrana's actions have caused one family member to lose a job, another to get rejected from a college program, and another to get assaulted.

Coby DuBose is a criminal attorney unaffiliated with this case, but he offered his legal analysis on the matter.

He explained that the State of Texas has recently expanded its harassment statute to include things posted online.

"Originally, the harassment law was just person-to-person communication; you had to send a text or an email," he explained. "I think the law has tried to keep up with (online activity)."

Lombrana is scheduled to appear in court on July 8.

Teenage dope boy assaults Registered Persons with a BB gun

And of course, because he was 17 at the time, his name is withheld, even though he was also accused of drugging a teenager at his school and selling drugs. 

https://www.mercurynews.com/2026/06/25/walnut-creek-boy-set-out-to-hunt-sex-offenders-with-his-bb-gun-police-say/amp/

Walnut Creek boy set out to hunt sex offenders with his BB gun, police say

Nate Gartrell

PUBLISHED: June 25, 2026 at 4:52 PM PDT | UPDATED: June 26, 2026 at 9:16 AM PDT

WALNUT CREEK — The then-17-year-old boy was armed with two things: his BB gun and a list of local registered sex offenders, available through a public statewide database that tracks them, according to authorities.

The teen proceeded to travel around town, accosting and threatening people convicted of sex crimes, and occasionally shooting at them with the BB gun. On March 15, he was arrested on suspicion of brandishing a weapon and assault with a firearm, according to police and court records.

Then came a strange twist: just two months after his arrest, they raided his Walnut Creek home in a new investigation involving alleged marijuana sales to high school students. That case started last April, when girl who attends Los Lomas High School accidentally ingested a significant cannabis dose when another student gave her a sandwich but failed to inform her it was laced with the drug, authorities said.

The girl was hospitalized but later medically cleared. Police and school officials investigated and identified the same teen — who turned 18 this week — as her suspected drug dealer. Authorities say they recovered Instagram messages where he offered marijuana and mushrooms to several other teenagers and discussed bulk discounts.

Last month, police raided the teen’s home on Creekside Drive, seizing $1,300 in cash and a box containing packages of edible cannabis products, which were similar to what the girl allegedly ingested, authorities said.

The alleged conduct in both incidents happened when the teen was underage, and juvenile privacy laws protect the teen’s confidentiality. It is unclear whether he faces criminal charges in either investigation.

The alleged targeting of sex offenders is reminiscent of a more serious incident last year, in Fremont, where a 29-year-old man allegedly posed as an accountant, went to the home of a convicted child molester, and killed him, later allegedly bragging to police how good it felt to stab the victim. The suspect, Varun Suresh, was charged with murder but his case has been put on hold while his mental competency is evaluated, records show.

In both cases, the sex offenders were targeted through Megan’s Law, a site that tracks people convicted of various sexual offenses and publicly lists their photographs and addresses. It was created after the murder of 7-year-old Megan Kanka in New Jersey by a twice-convicted sex offender who’d quietly been released from prison and moved into the girl’s neighborhood without her family’s knowledge.