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Judge Jenkins Arrested After ‘Blackface’ Break-Ins

Clay Jenkins
Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins mugshot after arrest as a student at Baylor University | Image by Waco Police Department

Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins allegedly wore blackface as a student at Baylor University while criminally trespassing in women’s bedrooms, according to recently released documents.

In copies of the police report obtained by Current Revolt, several women accused Jenkins of breaking into their apartment along with two other men.

A witness alleged to police that “all three men were dressed in dark colored clothing like camouflage and had on dark oil … or paint or dark makeup on their faces to make them look like black people.”

Documents from the Waco Police Department state that authorities initially thought that the suspects were “possibly black males,” before Jenkins and his associates were apparently identified.

The police report asserted that the three men “admitted … that they [had] gone into the apartment trying to scare the girls and said they did scare them.”

One of the alleged participants, Monty James, claimed to have done nothing wrong. He apparently told the police that the crew had scared some 22 people across several apartments that night, and that “everyone thought it was funny except these four girls,” referring to the apparent victims who reported the incident to the police.

Jenkins was arrested in relation to the blackface break-in on September 29, 1983, by Waco PD.

Accusations of impropriety have previously swirled around Judge Jenkins, including allegations that he engaged in “panty raids” while in college. Furthermore, Jenkins reportedly lied to voters by claiming that he was the first in his family to graduate from college, according to the former mayor of Carrollton.

The Dallas Express reached out to the office of Judge Jenkins but did not receive a response prior to publication.

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127 Comments

  1. heavyjumbo

    Someone in college did something stupid. Try harder and please, no more tabloid nonsense.

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    • Lightspeed

      If a Republican did this in 1983, it would be on CNN 24/7 let alone the Dallas Morning News front page. It will quickly go away, but the double standard is astonishing. It is why this country is dying…there is no real press.

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      • heavyjumbo

        Agreed. But when they do, point out how insignificant it is. Just like I did and will keep doing. Identity politics is a deflection from policy. It’s always about policy.

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        • Pap

          lmao. So you think if another white man today went black face, it would be considered insignificant? Seriously? They’re still complaining about Al Jolson. And I don’t like his policies, either.

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          • heavyjumbo

            Then let “they” do it and point out how silly it is and make it about policy. It’s only serious if you make it serious.

          • Pap

            And you miss the real point. Those men were breaking and entering and terrorizing those girls. It wasn’t silly, it was quite serious.

          • Lee

            It was a fraternity prank. Get over it.

          • Kim

            so is hazing but people have died from it

          • M Pullum

            People dying is a different subject

          • Scott Wheeler

            Do you know if anyone died as a result of what Jenkins did 39 years ago?? Let’s find the girls who were subjected to this prank & ask them if they suffered permanent harm from it & we can go from there.
            It’s not as if he was now on the Supreme Court after having likely raped a girl back then

          • OpinionatedBlonde

            So if they did that to your mother it would be a prank?

          • Djr53

            Stop being a little drama queen.

          • Kurt Schneider

            My mother would have shot them!

          • Scott Wheeler

            If my own mother had been one of those girls at that college 39 years ago – i would simply ask her what she thinks of it today & whether she thinks it disqualifies him.

          • Marlene

            So they had to disguise themselves as black men for a prank?

          • Joe D

            They were in black face that’s a lie. They were wearing cammo face paint. The black face is just to gin up controversy.

          • Jake Harrison

            You were there? You’ve spoken with these people and discussed how terrified they were?

            No? I didn’t think so.

          • Pap

            No, it goes well beyond a prank when they are BREAKING INTO APARTMENTS. They weren’t standing outside the window going “Boo!”. B&E is AGAINST THE LAW. Should I break into your house and just call it a prank?

          • CITIZEN

            Bet you gave a big approval and jumped for joy when blm (burn, loot, maim) did all their “mostly peaceful protests” that caused billions and loss of businesses while the leaders made millions and millions of $ but hardly any for the communities/\.

          • OpinionatedBlonde

            You’re not smart.

          • Louis

            Don’t forget about the Jan. 6 rioters. They were “pranksters”, roo.

          • Scott Wheeler

            Ask former DC police officer Michael Fanone if he thinks the Jan 6th insurrectionists were just “pranksters”. I guarantee you won’t like his answer…..sorry but you’re comparing apples to watermelons.

          • Jlproper

            Same disgusting double standard. You see these sick in the head democrats like Beto doing outrageous things and it is swept under the rug by the media scum.

          • Scott Wheeler

            “Media scum”. That attitude is why this country is in trouble & actually it’s probably why Donald Trump felt it was ok to tell the Georgia secretary of state to “i just wanna find 11,780 votes…because we won the state”.
            Trump knew that when the media reported it- people such as yourself would ignore it.

          • Scott Wheeler

            Sorry but if he’d committed rape or murder- different story…..but this fine man has served 12 years as County Judge with strong professional & compassionate conduct & as far as i’m concerned he can serve another 12 years on top of that.

      • Pat

        No, actually it wouldn’t. This is clearly a politically motivated piece of garbage article. Typical of the pink slime that Dallas Express is known for

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        • Mona S

          👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 I couldn’t agree more! I read this story and unfortunately lost a couple IQ points. To take the time to dig this ridiculously insignificant story up and post it, shows how sad and ignorant some people in the press really are. And as a black American I didn’t read this story and get “black-face,” I got trying to camouflage from head to toe so that means putting black on the face too. I didn’t get offended and its 2022!

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          • OpinionatedBlonde

            Breaking and entering while in black face to obviously try to get 3 innocent real Black men caught up. And in 1983??!! Any black male would have been good enough. Thank God it didn’t turn out that way.

          • Erik

            The police were looking for black males to pay the price. If my brothers would have been arrested it would not have been considered a prank. These are the white leftists that my people foolishly follow.

          • Lar

            So bearing a false witness is ok with you?

          • Scott Wheeler

            I guess if it’s ok for Trump- it’s ok with her as well😂

          • Sarah

            He didn’t get arrested until a week later because they were looking for “black males.” Would you feel any differently had they arrested black men instead of Clay Jenkins?

        • Lar

          Pesky little facts

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      • Lee

        True. And I usually would never defend ANY Democrat, but this is just stupid. Frat pranks are not ‘real crime’. We have enough of that ongoing in the REAL world right now.

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      • Ida Slapter

        If Donald J. Trump or Hershel Walker did this, you would still vote for him… wouldn’t you!!!!

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        • Scott Wheeler

          Yes they all knew what Donald Trump & yes they already voted for him & yes they would vote for Walker too because issues like this are only relevant if a Democrat did it…..haha sorry i answered your question on their behalf😂

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      • K wood

        Our country is dying because everyone has allowed a monopoly in Wash DC and entitlement. Everyone owes you!

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      • Jayne M

        Republicans are doing worse now, in your face blatant racist talk and actions. Don’t be all flustered over something that happened 40 years ago. Keep it relevant.

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      • Maria

        Well said👍

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      • M Pullum

        Only so many hours in a news day. Media chooses whatever they wish to program. The double standard on all sides is baked in. The media has issues. But politicians are lowwwww lifes

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        • Scott Wheeler

          Wellllll, not ALL politicians. As i said here earlier- i voted for Jenkins three times, i’m voting for him a fourth time as soon as early voting begins, & hopefully i’ll be able to vote for him again a few more times after this year too!

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      • Scott Wheeler

        If the hypothetical “…Republican (who) did this in 1983..” had already served 12 years in elected office without even a shred of personal scandal- then i would never be concerned about them either.
        Sorry but i’ve already voted for Judge Clay Jenkins three times & i guarantee i’ll give him my fourth vote too.
        I’ll be happy to compare Jenkins’ personal integrity against Lauren Davis anytime or anyplace.

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        • Sarah

          Lol, you don’t know either of them personally, Scott.

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      • maurice

        You are right, your hypocrisy is astonishing. You support a Trump sho has done wvery evil deed under the sun and attempt to make a judgement or statement of fairness about anything?

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    • N D

      Deviant is not stupid it was thought out and executed. Stupid is spur of the moment. He was an adult not a child. Where is the accountability? No wonder our legal system and government is so messed up. Deviants are in charge. 🤢

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      • Scott Wheeler

        Ok so i guess you’ll wanna look at the college record of every single MAGA Republican & see if they were also “deviants”?? Ever heard of soon-to-be-FORMER US Rep Madison Cawthorn? We can start with him. Compared to Cawthorn, for example, Jenkins was a choir boy EVEN back in college!

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  2. Drew

    Is this article politically motivated?

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    • Ron Akers

      No, its integrity oriented, Jenkins has NONE. RA

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      • Lee

        I don’t like or care for Jenkins (or any Democrat)…but this kind of “news” is just asinine.

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    • Marcy

      It is interesting that this information came out right before elections, isn’t it? Makes one wonder….

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  3. Jpchiesa

    I think what jenkins did during the pandemic warrants voting him out of office and into obscurity. He literally shredded the Constitution. This article may point to the foundation of his moral character that led him to becoming a petty little dictator. But it is emblematic of the “kancel kulture” and often backfires. Examples? ralph northam and “fidel” trudeau both won their elections after being exposed for this same thing. Let’s knock off the kancel kulture.

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    • Scott Wheeler

      So looking out for the health of Dallas County residents is “shredding the constitution”? Next time your doctor gives you his best advice, just complain he’s being a “petty little dictator”

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  4. Bea

    Just goes to show there is something called “white privilege”.
    No black man that painted his face white would see the light of day, much less become an elected official. The wheel of fortune is turning & a lot of people will find truths I can only hope they will be able to stomach when they surface.
    May God have mercy on our souls.

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    • Pap

      I hardly think whites would care if blacks painted their faces white. Get serious.

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    • Oh dear pomp and circumstance

      Are you sure that this is white privilege or could it just be a guy in college doing regular ol’ panty raids like they did in Benny Hill and all the rest of the shows like that back then. Come on don’t use white privilege out of context. Neither should you accuse someone of being racist, when sometimes we are just having a foolish moment. I saw what you did there, you fell for the political nonsense!

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  5. VRE

    This is obviously a politically motivated article. Anyone who can think for themselves can see right through your tactic. Congratulations Dallas Express, you have shown that Clay Jenkins was a typical college student in the 80’s.

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    • Lee

      It’s almost like it’s a parody on what the left does when they’re going after an opponent in a politically motivated “story”. It’s too absurd to be taken any other way.

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  6. Serious reader

    Disappointed in opening this story. To use “breaking news” about something that happened 30 years ago is tabloid journalism.

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    • Sarah

      It’s breaking because the police report was discovered for the first time, exposing Jenkins for lying about what really happened. It wasn’t a panty raid (doesn’t say it anywhere in the police report) and he never said he was in black face. That’s why.

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  7. N D

    Why no mention of his political party? He’s a Democrat! You should lead with that…

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    • Scott Wheeler

      Yeah,…or like refusing to accept election results or that the Jan 6th insurrectionists were actually “patriots” (or “antifa in disguise” or whatever).
      I don’t need to ask THEIR political party either because i already know they’re Republicans.

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  8. Kamikazecowboy

    OMG Jerkoff Jenkens a racist clown that cant be I cannot believe sich an upstanding rectal clown like him would do anything so bad jest you must

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    • Tawny

      Omg! Jerk off jenkins is my new favorite Nick name for the clown! He’s JWPs puppet and bends over for him so I’m sure JWP has some kind of fraudulent plan to keep him sitting next to him. Neither one of them are good people. I love some Koch though…doesn’t go along with their BS

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  9. SAM

    Sure … this article is politically motivated — and ‘timed’!
    It is also worth acknowledging that the same liberals who are now trying to excuse and deflect from Jenkin’s actions due to him being in college at the time … were among those hypocritically insisting that Brett Kavanaugh’s life, career, and SCOTUS nomination be ruined over totally uncorroborated allegations related to a HIGH SCHOOL drinking party even further in his youthful past … thus the disdain over the absurd double standard.

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    • JUlia

      And in the end that woman lied and never knew Kavanaugh! Nothing was done to her for lying before Congress. Oh yeah it was Democrats doing that. Sorry breaking and entering is against the law whether you are being stupid and think it is funny or you are committing other crimes. Yet you can become a county judge with an arrest record? Really?

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      • Dallas Clarke

        And in the end that woman lied and never knew Kavanaugh!”

        I’m sorry Julia, are you confused about what happened during the Kavanaugh hearings? Christine Blasey Ford went to high school with Brett Kavanaugh, and no one refuted that they attended the same party on the night in question.

        The thing she couldn’t prove was that he forced her to have sex with him, rather than it being consensual. Obviously that would be necessary before trying him for rape, but there was plenty of evidence that Kavanaugh engaged in all kinds of things just like this article accuses Clay Jenkins of.

        Do your research, eh?

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    • Scott Wheeler

      Sorry but Kavanaugh was accused of rape. Different story.

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  10. Screever

    So he broke into apartments of women he did NOT know. This is beyond stupid prank.

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  11. John S

    Does an arrest equal a conviction counsel

    No Your Honor

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    • Sarah

      He was convicted of this crime and was sentenced for it. Google it.

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  12. Walt McKay

    This digging up of panty raids in college is as stupid as boys locker room talk at the country club.
    These are old, legal, acts of silliness and irreverent to the job at hand.

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  13. Monte Mcdearmon

    i am NOT Jenkins fan BUT THIS HAPPEN 39 YEARS AGO MY GOD THIS IS WHATS WRONG WITH THIS NATION WE WILL NEVER MOVE FORWARD IF ALL WE DO IS JUDGE PEOPLE FOR THE PAST!!! WE SHOULD BE ASHAME OF OURSELVES

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  14. Anna

    Clay Jenkins is a LIBERAL LIAR 🤥. That’s what liberals do best!! They LIE!!

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    • Scott Wheeler

      Oh ok👌…let’s just take only.Donald Trump & Herschel Walker as 2 current exsmples. Those 2 guys don’t even know what truth is. But then Trump’s own press secretary called it “alternative facts”

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    • Lauren

      Lol! From the party that believes the BIG LIE! QANON Conspiracies. Why didn’t JFK show back up when you all claimed he would? Did you get the date wrong or something?

      Racists (Klavern 66 & Oath Keepers) projecting onto a liberal running for re-election.
      Grasping at straws.The pot calling the kettle black.

      Black face in Jenkins situation was to blend in at night, hence the camouflage.
      It’s just as absurd as blaming him for posing as an army soldier or a hunter killing near extinct animals because he wore camo.

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    • GYe David

      Anna, how do you have the gall to say liberal liars after 5 years of astonishing dangerous lies and treasonous actions by almost all the republican leadership who are are consistently pushing false “facts” and are on a path of action to destroy our personal rights and shred our constitution and overthrow our government. Our future is bleak at this point and you are concerned about a college prank?

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  15. CITIZEN

    We used black on our faces even our black personnel while on maneuvers and no one thought anything about it except for what it was used for. While the whole face is not covered, there is no need but if needed would it then become racist?

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    • Sarah

      Did you ever commit a crime in black face and be on the loose for a week while the police were looking for black men? Jenkins has.

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  16. CITIZEN

    Bet the arrest was for what was done and not because he covered his face in black. Let the bias media turn some wothless news into a political tool against a candidate they so dislike.

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    • Sarah

      Of course it was. He is Baylor royalty whose father’s family founded Baylor back in the late 1800s (look it up), so they buried the black face charges, and he didn’t think it would ever come out so he lied about it saying it was a “silly panty raid”

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      • Mary

        Actually the Jenkins name is not his birth name. His father died and his mother married into the Jenkins family when he was a child.

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        • Sarah

          From 10 years old on, he was raised by attorney and Baylor royalty. #fact. Not the first to go to college or struggled in any way. White entitled man.

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  17. CITIZEN

    Thabk you, he now gets my vote.

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    • CITIZEN

      Meant to say ”thank you”

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  18. DONT CARE

    POLITICS IS A DIRTY GAME AROUND VOTING TIME.

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  19. Scott Parks

    This story, if accurate, deserves to be in the newspaper. Jenkins is running for re-election and should respond to questions about his behaviour just as Bret Kavanaugh got vetted for his youthful and possible criminal indiscretions.

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    • Scott Wheeler

      Tonite the Texas Tribune also reported this same story & they reported additional facts the Dallas Express has NOT reported here: Jenkins already responded to this exact 1983 incident 12 years ago in his first campaign for County Judge in 2010 & they reported he apologized for it during that 2010 campaign. I don’t personally remember it being in that campaign- but it seems like the Dallas Express story is implying Jenkins has never been asked about it & that’s wrong.

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      • Sarah

        That’s inaccurate. He never addressed this incident. Instead, he pretended it was a panty raid. This is the first time this police report has ever been released/found because they misspelled (intentionally?) his name back then. A little more digging this year by people that are tired of Jenkins rein of terror found it and discovered the truth: 1. he was in black face, 2. It wasn’t a dorm Room prank (it was a private apartment with three terrorized girls), and 3. He was a white privileged kid whose family founded Baylor (look it up…Jenkins back to the 1800s), and the police report states that the boys said they “didn’t think anyone would ever do anything to them”

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  20. Oh dear pomp and circumstance

    So let’s see this happened in 1902 and now yall wanna talk about. Oh people puhleez! There was a lot more stuff going on back then that was acceptable. Don’t act like yall wasn’t down for it then. He was in college, panty raids happened back then, black faces were accepted back then. Not saying it was acceptable to all, but it was a trend to college guys. Get over yall self! Who doesn’t do stupid crap “back then?” We’ve all made mistakes! I really miss the old Texas before all these other 49 staters came here. We never got into politics and that’s all yall do. Come on dude, just live! I don’t wanna say keep Texas red, because the only thing I believe in is keeping Texas Texas!

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  21. HottyToddy

    YAWNN!!

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  22. Jane

    He’s a Democrat = Nothing to see here, move along.

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    • Scott Wheeler

      Yes he is a Democrat- which means in the age of the Trump ‘cultural revolution’- Jenkins will continue to respect the results of American elections.

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  23. Princessfatazz

    He represented my X-husband in our divorce.I had retained his father and my X was trying to get under my skin by getting his son. When we walked into court the first time he said “hey dad” I had to retain another attorney just to feel like I would get true justice. His dad obviously went to college though.

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    • Mary

      His dad the attorney was actually his step dad so it is possible that he is the first in his birth family to attended college. The Jenkins family has a long association with Baylor University.

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    • Sarah

      Exactly. His law firm website says, “In 1989, he returned home to Ellis County to work with his father, Warwick H. Jenkins who founded the firm in 1948. Clay Jenkins father practiced law until his death in 2001.”…so, why would he lie to DMN about being the “first to graduate college”? If he lies about these things, breaks into apartments, reckless driving, steals law firms from deceased people and grieving families, why is he suddenly a great candidate of county judge??

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  24. James

    The people that are clutching their pearls over this are the ones that defend guys like Rittenhouse. Blackface is a no no but murder is okay, according to most conservatives.

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  25. Kathy Rogers

    I think this is to underwhelming to be a headline. He didn’t grab anyone’s …. And brag about it? That didn’t affect voters with Trump. Poor judgement in college? No kidding. Apologize and move on.

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    • Scott Wheeler

      And guess what? The Dallas Express did not report what i read tonite in the Texas Tribune: that yes Jenkins actually DID apologize for it during his first campaign in 2010. And yes i also totally agree with the rest of your comment too!👍😃

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      • Sarah

        He actually lied and said it was a “panty raid.” Nowhere in the police report does it say anything about a panty raid. He neglected to ever mention he was wearing black face. Oops.

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  26. Joseph Pilch

    HAHAHA…REACHING far for the racist cookie….keep going!

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  27. Bill Fox

    For being “the people’s paper” you all sure do like to remove my posts about how this site is owned by a dude that participated in the Jan 6 riots and how the source for this story was a racist right wing group from Rockwall. Just saying. What happened to free speech?

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    • Dallas Clarke

      Free speech for thee, but not for them amirite

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  28. Athena Campbell

    When college “pranks” break the law, they are no longer pranks no matter who did it. However, this was so long ago and people change when they mature. Stop going back decades to try and shame someone.

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  29. Bill Fox

    The person that owns this site participated in the Capitol riots.

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    • Scott Wheeler

      Thanks for that info & i’ll remember it when reading any of this site’s political reporting👍

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  30. Bill Fox

    Notice how they removed their source from this story. It says something about the “article” and with whom they associate.

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  31. Bill Fox

    The owner of this site participated in the Capitol riots.

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  32. Knighten Michael

    Oh, so because he’s a Democrat he gets a pass on his wrong doing!

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  33. Kris

    Thank goodness this current piece of prose is out in the public. Horrible that someone went college 39 YEARS ago and got up to bit of mischief. College is strictly for learning. Well, Jenkins must have learned because it was 39 YEARS ago I didnt read any about further incidents.Do you have any current mud to sling, this century perhaps.

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  34. Lauren

    Blown out of proportion. Not black face but an obvious college prank gone wrong. No one was injured or killed.

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    • Sarah

      It says on the police report “dark paint to make them look like black people” and the “police takes this as a serious matter and NOT a college prank.” The father of the terrorized girl and the other girls said the same…just because someone didn’t die makes it not a big deal? Wow.

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  35. Lauren

    This link from Davis 4 Dallas makes her look like a Republican.

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  36. Jimm

    We have more in common than not. Bottom line is the people who benefit from us at each other’s throats are in it for themselves. Just vote , no matter who it’s for. I may not like the choice, but I will never hate someone else for a difference of opinion. That my fellow Americans.. shows the greatness of our country!.. pass it on

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  37. Sherlon

    Why wait until now. I admit that he was wrong, but he seems to be doing fine now. I don’t know one perfect person and I’m sure you don’t either.

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    • Sarah

      It’s because the police report was just discovered and has been suppressed for 12 years. They spelled his name wrong (maybe intentionally) on the police report, as he and has family were Baylor royalty (his dad’s family helped found Baylor University in the late 1800s). It’s news now because Jenkins has lied about this for 12 years saying it was a “party raid”, while panty raid was never mentioned, nor was the fact that he was in blackface and that a girl and her father had him convicted for this heinous crime.

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  38. J. isbon

    How low do y’all go—college pranks! My ex-husband, a died in the wool CONservative appeared in “black face” when we were dating to pick me up for a Halloween party back in 1960–SURPRISE! I was NOT happy—segregation was alive and well as was and, sadly, still is racial prejudice! My thought was we might get shot driving to the event!

    Youth is impetuous and can be, often is, STUPID!
    How dare you try to use a youthful indiscretion against a mature man who obviously would never do anything like this today!

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    • Sarah

      A 20 year old is a man, not “youth”. That’s an adult from every single angle in our criminal justice system.

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  39. Johnnie Gordon

    Where are the other two young men? Mention them as well.

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    • Sarah

      Agreed. It was a gang of men terrorizing young women. Not cool, and unacceptable to impersonate another race. I don’t care how long ago it was.

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  40. Reggis D Farley

    Sounds like a practical joke that was harmless. I wouldn’t press this issue. Most likely you would have three fingers pointing back at you.

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    • Sarah

      Did you read the police report lol? That’s ridiculous that you would ever say that anything in that police report sounded like a joke. It’s why he was convicted for criminal trespassing…the police officer even said “this is not a prank” in the report. Jeesh…what a crazy double standard when a Democrat terrorizes young women, it’s a “joke”??

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  41. Leticia Espinoza

    Dude sitting at home is not a journalists. This “news” source is laughable. It is your opinion to pull something like this from teenage years and think it’s important. The “about” section of this web page is a bunch of words that mean nothing to anyone with intellect, but speak volumes to the small minded, ignorant conspiracy theory types who want to be fed crap to make them feel powerful or part of a group.

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  42. John biden

    At least he didn’t call black boys “super predators” on the senate floor.

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  43. John biden

    Did he create a crime bill that incarcerated black boys at an alarming rate that thousands are currently being exonerated from to this day?

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  44. John biden

    A silly joke didn’t hurt black ppl. The biden crime bill did

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