Memorandum — No. 4:21-cr-00066 (Dkt. 249, S.D. Tex.)

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Probation memorandum dated July 29, 2024 from U.S. Probation Officer Matthew Simons to Magistrate Judge Christina A. Bryan, case 4:21-cr-00066, Dkt. 249, on LaDonna Wiggins's search for verifiable work. Her May and June 2024 job search logs listed twenty jobs but carried only three to five confirmation emails, plus screenshots of clothing sales. On July 24, 2024 she produced an offer from Lekki Island Bar and Grill to work as a waitress and content creator from July 31, 2024. Pretrial Services asked the court to take no action and keep monitoring.

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      Case 4:21-cr-00066 Document 249 Filed on 07/30/24 in TXSD Page 1 of 2




UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
MEMORANDUM
To:             Christina A. Bryan
                United States Magistrate Judge

From:           Matthew Simons
                U.S. Probation Officer
                346-266-3959

Subject:        LaDonna Wiggins
                4:21CR00066-001

Date:           July 29, 2024


During the proceedings held on May 28, 2024, for this defendant, Your Honor instructed Pretrial
Services to provide the Court with an update regarding her efforts to find verifiable employment.

During the months of May 2024 and June 2024, the defendant provided job search logs. She was
instructed by the United States Probation Officer (USPO) to attach any confirmation emails she
received for positions applied to online. Upon review of the job search log for these months, the
defendant attached three to five screenshots of confirmation emails, whereas there are twenty jobs
indicated on the job search log with most of those jobs being marked as applied to online. The
defendant also attached screenshots of her sales from the month. These sales appear to be clothing
items. The application she used is unknown.

On July 24, 2024, the defendant provided the USPO a job offer letter that was addressed to her
from Lekki Island Bar and Grill as a waitress and as a content creator. An internet search revealed
this appears to be a legitimate business that is currently in operation. It is unclear if this is a full-
time position as according to the letter, the defendant would work as a waitress Wednesday and
Thursday 5pm to close (midnight according to the website), and as a content creator Monday and
Friday in a remote capacity. According to the letter, the defendant would begin work on
Wednesday, July 31, 2024.

It is respectfully requested that the Court take no action at this time noting that Pretrial Services
will monitor the defendant’s employment status and will approach the court with any concerns or
further violations.
     Case 4:21-cr-00066 Document 249 Filed on 07/30/24 in TXSD Page 2 of 2




WIGGINS, LaDonna
4:21CR00066-001
Page 2


Respectfully Submitted:




 Matthew Simons                             Susan Calder
 United States Probation Officer            Supervising U.S. Probation Officer




Order of the Court:

☐      The Court concurs with the recommendations

☐      The court does not concur with the recommendation

☐      Other: _____________________________________




                                            Ordered July 30              , 2024.




                                            Christina A. Bryan
                                            United States Magistrate Judge


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