DALLAS, TEXAS - EXPOSÉ OF DOMINIQUE ALEXANDER’S CONSISTENT INVOLVEMENT WITH CRIMINALS AND CORRUPT POLITICIANS, INCLUDING JOHN CREUZOT AND MAXIE JOHNSON.

Dominique Alexander, a felon running a fraudulent organization called the Next Generation Action Network, is currently acting as an “advocate” for Karmelo Anthony, a young man who stabbed Austin Metcalf in the chest, threw the knife, and fled the scene. Anthony was arrested and has admitted to his crime.

Pertinent information has recently come to light regarding Dominique Alexander’s friendship and involvement with Maxie Johnson. Johnson is currently running for City Council District 4 and serves as a trustee for Dallas ISD. Next Generation Action Network has ENDORSED Maxie Johnson, and Dominique Alexander has been seen in multiple photos with the Johnson family, including in attendance at a Maxie’s wedding.

In a previous exclusive, I revealed Alexander’s involvement with District Attorney John Creuzot. Creuzot is the DA responsible for releasing a confessed killer and Mexican illegal alien who killed a man in Dallas County in 2022 by stabbing him seven times and setting his corpse on fire. The individual received no prison time despite pleading guilty to manslaughter.

In December 2019, Dallas ISD Trustee Maxie Johnson’s daughter, Teilor Johnson, was charged and indicted on capital murder charges. Teilor, along with a man named Lakevian Grant, held a woman at gunpoint, kidnapped a man, and set his body on fire inside a tarp in Dallas.

The case was handled by DA John Creuzot, who arranged a plea deal for Teilor Johnson. Johnson was released on a $600,000 bond with an ankle monitor.

While out on bail, Teilor repeatedly violated her bond conditions by continuing to associate with her partner in crime, Lakevian Grant. She posted rap videos on social media showing her brandishing firearms and using illegal drugs. Despite these violations, she was never returned to jail.

The media went silent on the Teilor Johnson case, with the last article being written in 2020.

According to court documents, Judge Birmingham admonished Teilor in 2023 regarding her bond conditions, including not having contact with co-defendant Lakevian Grant. He brought up the fact that she had violated her bond by involving herself in violent fights with other females, and making social media posts involving firearms and illegal drugs.

Despite ALL of this (are you prepared?) Teilor Johnson’s case, under DA John Creuzot, was granted deferred adjudication, with only 5 years of community service for capital murder.

The media never covered this outcome.

NGAN has endorsed Maxie Johnson.

And in another *strange* incident, Dominique Alexander, a man who has claimed to be against violence and crime, attempted to tell the media to take down their articles regarding Teilor Johnson.

Maxie Johnson himself has had a run in with the law in 2022, when he carried on a live broadcast on campus with students without permission. He was accompanied by Dominique Alexander, who has previously been convicted of felony assault against a child.

Dominique Alexander was also on the Dallas ISD 2020 bond advisory board.

Seen here are recent posts made by Teilor Johnson. Asking people to vote for her father.

The second photo is of Dominique Alexander in attendance at Maxie Johnson’s wedding.

I will also attach my prior reports and exclusives on Dominique Alexander and his organization.

According to newly released documents from Texas DFPS, Destiny Pope was removed from the home of her mother due to horrific abuse and an attempt on her and her brother’s lives. According to documentation, the mother, Danielle Jennings, went live on Facebook and claimed she had “k*lled her children,” who were 11 and 2, as well as their 11-year-old cousin. (The two-year-old was Destiny.) She sliced Destiny’s and her brother’s wrists and had cut them with a sharp object. Jennings received seven years’ probation in a plea deal.

The “foster parent,” aka Lori Shepherd, who murdered Destiny, is presumably a relative of the family, according to the documents, and was granted permanent guardianship of Destiny Pope in 2018.

According to the response to our open records request, one of Destiny’s siblings reported being “afraid to go home” and claimed that the guardian, Lori Shepherd, was going to kill him. Law enforcement completed a welfare check and found inappropriate things on the sibling’s laptop. The case was closed with “no concerns found in the home.” In 2023, just two years later, Destiny Pope was found deceased in a suitcase.

The documents also reveal a case from 2004 involving Lori Shepherd’s own infant. The four-month-old was hospitalized due to a brain bleed presumably from blunt force trauma. Lori and the father couldn’t explain the injury. Abuse was never confirmed. Lori completed parenting classes and the case was closed.

DFPS knew there was a past of abuse for Lori Shepherd. Now we know why this story is being buried. This is the utter failure of our Texas justice system and the Department of Family Services.

(Exclusive in the thread)

Open record responses released to us just a few hours ago.


Biological mother’s arrest and affidavit.

By Sarah Fields