The Innocent Justice Foundation

Over the holiday break kids will be online a lot more than usual. Remind kids about how to safely interact online and the red flags to keep an eye out for while gaming or on social media. Keep your kids happy and safe this holiday break!

Some quick reminders for all of us while spending time with family and friends this Turkey Day!

Research shows that practicing gratitude beyond just saying “thank you”, boosts mental and physical well-being. It strengthens relationships, increases self-worth, blocks negative emotions, and helps us show up as kinder, more helpful people.

Gratitude in it's most genuine form involves four steps:
1️⃣ Noticing what you’re grateful for
2️⃣ Understanding why you’re grateful
3️⃣ Feeling the emotions that come with it
4️⃣ Paying it forward

Gratitude isn’t only about people, it can come from appreciating your life circumstances, too. So, next time you practice gratitude, slow down and move through all four steps.

Great work Office of Constable Alan Rosen, Harris County Constable Precinct 1 and Houston-Metro ICAC Task Force!! Thank you for your dedication to the communities you serve!

CHILD PO*******HY ARREST.

On Wednesday, February 5, 2025, the Harris County Pct. 1 Constable’s Office, Office of Constable Alan Rosen, executed a residential search warrant in the 17000 block of S White Tail Ct. in West Harris County.

The search warrant was related to a proactive online investigation conducted by the Harris County Pct. 1 Constable’s Office Internet Crimes Against Children Unit regarding the offense of Possession of Child Po*******hy. During the on-scene investigation, Child Po*******hy was located on a computer within the residence.

The resident, Jorge Silvestre Martinez, age 62, was arrested and charged with Possession of Child Po*******hy, 1st Degree Felony, and booked into the Harris County Jail. No bond has been set at this time. Numerous devices were seized from the residence and will be forensically examined, at which time Martinez could face additional charges.

The Harris County Pct. 1 Constable’s Office is an affiliate of the Houston Metro Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force.

ICAC Task Forces urgently need support to keep pace with the growing number of cases they face each year. These professionals are true heroes, working long hours, carrying the weight of chronic stress, and coping with secondary trauma as part of their daily reality. Ensuring dedicated funding for wellness programs and maintaining adequate staffing across law enforcement agencies is not just important, it’s essential. After all, who else will protect our children if we don’t protect those who safeguard them?

An Audacious Goal: The Future of Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Forces | Our Rescue If there’s one thing I’ve witnessed over the years during my work for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, and now at my current role as CEO of Our