Jason and Zulma Breakey review: Fraud, Deceptive Trade Practices, Non-Performance against a Legally Binding Contract 3

Let the record show Zulma Breakey submitted a bad check in the amount of $849.23, which she was notified of and failed to address over a period of almost one year. Let the record show that insufficient fund fees were incurred at the time of the attempt to deposit the check. Subsequent inquiries by the bank, over a period of several months, indicated the account has insufficient funds to successfully deposit the check without an additional NSF fee.

Let the record show that Zulma acknowledged in multiple emails that she was responsible for the charges and that she would pay out the remaining professional fees due as her monthly alimony payments were received. No payment was ever received nor did she ever provide a replacement check for the bounced check in the amount of $849.23. Correspondence from Zulma in the form of many emails where she acknowledged responsibility for the professional services rendered and resulting charges due and not paid are on file and available to post on this and other forums, as needed and appropriate.

Due to Zulma’s demonstrated lack of payment for fees due and lack of responses to emails and phone calls, she was notified that legal action may have to be taken to receive compensation for the fees that Zulma acknowledged responsibility for.

A Demand Letter was sent registered and regular mail from an attorney that was retained. This letter was never acknowledged or responded to by the Breakey's. The letter is known to have been delivered as it was sent registered mail. Subsequent to inaction by the Breakey's, they were contacted by phone to work out an amicable solution. Both Zulma and Jason hung up on and subsequently changed their phone numbers. It was in this conversation with Jason where he indicated “I know where you live” – which can be construed as a direct threat.

Subsequent to this threat, Jason Breakey assaulted me at a children's football game and assault and battery charges were filed at the location of the incident with the Dallas Police department. Multiple witnesses saw him kick me twice in the groin and he was dragged away just before he attempting to punch me in the face. Witnesses include parents on my son's team, other team’s parents, and several coaches from the YMCA league.

Following his assault, a posting was entered on /link removed/ with a signature of Zulma Breakey. Inconsistent in Zulma’s comments above this reply, she indicates that her husband posted the rifoff report. If she in fact did not do it, then Jason falsely issued the report in his wife’s name, which you can see at: /URL removed/

Regardless if Jason posed as his wife or Zulma filed the report, a public notice was sent to her from the same website to make the Breakey’s aware that defamation of character and slander charges could be filed due to several false claims in their posting, a bad check charge was imminent, and the possibility of civil charges for all applicable charges allowable under law for not fulfilling a mutually agreed to contract in which consideration was previously provided and liabilities were acknowledged verbally and in writing by Zulma: /URL removed/

Given the lack of response and Jason Breakey’s assault, charges were filed with the Dallas District Attorney's Bad Check division. It was only after taking this step that compensation was received in the amount of $849.23, plus an additional $30 for the bank charges incurred from the original NSF fee charged. This check was not received by Zulma nor was it at her own free will, which she implies in her above statements - it was a check issued directly by the DA's office only after they had to get involved. Zulma only paid the DA's office after being presented with a potential felony offense. Records showing the filing with the DA office are available to post on this forum, as appropriate.

Since the DA was able to intervene and receive payment by Zulma on our behalf, Zulma has not made any attempt to pay the remaining amount due no additional monies have been paid by Zulma despite her previous commitment to make good on the remaining services she requested and for which time was spent on her behalf, despite other client commitments that would have otherwise generated revenue.

Zulma's husband, Jason Breakey, is currently out on bail for charges filed in December 2008 for possession of marijuana, unlawful concealment of a handgun and resisting arrest. He has already pleaded guilty to the charge of resisting arrest and has a court case scheduled for August 25th for the remaining charges, which are being heard in the 8th Criminal Court of the Dallas County Court.

This is the third known charge for possession of drugs and the second one known for unlawful possession of a handgun. He previously was charged with a felony for possession of firearms and 4-5 pounds of marijuana, which resulted in a ruling of eight years of probation. Records regarding previous felony criminal charges, as well as misdemeanor charges can be verified at: http://www.dallascounty.org/pars2/criminalSearch.html

Jason has had two subsequent charges for possession of marijuana in 2008 after the felony charges in which he was sentenced to eight years of probation, which includes an arrest for possession of marijuana in Cleburne County, TX and the additional one in December for which he has a trial scheduled for hearing on August 25th in the 8th Criminal Court of Dallas County. The link provided above can be accessed to verify these charges and to see if any additional delays to the case will be allowed by the court.

Since being released on bond for the charges of possession of marijuana and unlawful possession of a handgun, Jason posted on a blog an acknowledgement that he assaulted me and made threats such as "watch your back". These threats are being taken seriously and have been shared with the DA's office and the Dallas Police department. Jason’s threats and acknowledgment of his assault can be posted on this forum, as appropriate should any express an interest to see them.

Let this serve as public notice that the police, DA, and our attorney are aware of Jason Breakey’s acknowledgement of his assault and threats to harm me.

Let this serve as public notice that any attempt at harming me, family or personal property will be dealt with severely, expediently and to the full extent allowed under law.

Let this serve as public notice that any harm that would be done to myself, family or personal property would identity him as a primary suspect, given his assault and threats that are on file with our attorney, the Dallas Police and the Dallas District Attorney’s office

Let this serve as public notice that Jason Breakey and his associated companies he has operated have a long history of reported deception, with multiple judgments awarded against him and/or his companies. Judgments against Jason and/or his companies include but are not limited to Fraud, Deceptive Trade Practices and non-payment for goods or services rendered. Jason’s civil court history is available online by searching civil court records at the following two links: http://www.realestate.countyclerk.dallascounty.org/search.aspx?cabinet=opr and at: http://courts.dallascounty.org/default.aspx

Instrument numbers to reference to verify these cases include the following:
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Further evidence of Jason Breakey’s unethical business practices can be reviewed from additional sources including the below resources.

Let this serve as public notice that Jason Breakey and his associated companies have filed bankruptcy multiple times and have been the focal point of a WFAA investigation:
http://www.wfaa.com/sharedcontent/dws/wfaa/bharris/stories/wfaa040706_am_ultimate2.2d26719e5.html

Let this serve as public notice that Jason Breakey's associated companies have had multiple complaints filed with Better Business Bureau's across many cities and have ratings that reflect as such. Below is an example of just one. Note his company has a BBB rating of “F” – the worst possible rating possible for a business.
http://dallas.bbb.org/WWWRoot/Report.aspx?site=50&bbb=0875&firm=7001378

Note many consumer complaints have also been filed against companies owned by Jason Breakey, including but not limited to the following:
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/dating_services/ultimate_singles.html

Let this serve as public notice that I made one phone call to Zulma Breakey to attempt to reach an amicable agreement, which was an unfruitful discussion, and that I have never harassed her son.

Let this serve as public notice that Zulma, while working on her own sobriety and inner peace, may want to review the events leading to this situation and make good on the obligations she agreed upon herself and which documentation is on file and can be reviewed with her should she need help in jogging her memory.

I cannot speak for Zulma’s sincerity of wanting peace for me, but I can definitively say I wish her nor her son any personal harm - my sole objective is for my wife to receive the compensation she is rightfully entitled to and in which Zulma obligated herself to.

All records regarding outstanding liabilities of the Breakey's, including emails, invoices and a timeline are generally available to post online, as needed.

To reiterate my previous notice, let this serve as public notice that any attempt by Jason Breakey to harm me, family members or personal property will be dealt with severely, swiftly and to the full extent allowed under law.

Regards,

Jim Adcox