Torie Romeo was raped by her brother in law who unbeknownst to her or her sister is also a convicted sex offender with a lifetime membership on the Texas Sex Offender Registry. Tori is gay, autistic and lives with disabilities. One of her disabilities is that she has no feeling on her lower, outer extremities. A sworn officer with the Hurst Police Department told Torie that if you can't feel it that it isn't rape. They have refused to arrest this man who has also violated his restrictions. CPS reports have been filed by his children's school about suspected abuse by his own children but nothing happens. Torie would like a transcript of her interview and statement and the body cam footage but Hurst has refused to give it to Torie on two different occasions. Apparently the perpetrator was provided with copies. Torie received a copy of a letter written to the Texas Attorney General's Office asking them to rule on whether Torie should be given copies with a letter addressed to Torie explaining the length of time the process should take. We are appealing to the Attorney General of Texas to rule in favour of Torie receiving a copy of everything related to her rape including her statement and the webcam footage where the Hurst Officer tells Torie that it isn't rape if she didn't feel it. Apparently the Officer needs an anatomy lesson to understand what extremities means.