News about Andrew Lewis

Jace, the son of teen mom Jenelle Evans, has been reunited with his father Andrew Lewis for the first time in 13 years. According to the United States Sun, the 14-year-old met with his dad, 38, for the first time since he was a baby on MTV's 16 And Pregnant. The reunion comes after CPS took custody of the teen after he has run away from home several times, and after his stepfather and Jenelle's, 32, husband, David Eason, was accused of physically assaulting him.

The Triangle Cross Ranch is facing allegations that it exposed troubled teenagers to 'child labour' and human trafficking, including urinating in jugs and coerced labor without food or sleep. In addition to involving shoveling manure and suffering 'near daily' flash burns from welding, the charges were brought out in a 10-day lawsuit brought by former residents at the ranch, Andrew Lewis and Andrew Unruh. Other former participants abused the ranch, including branding with hot metal and taking a baby's mattress because he refused to stick a pitchfork through a dying calf's chest. The ranch denied the allegations and said that no harsh treatment the boys received was paid for with the help of their parents, who paid thousands of dollars for their sons to attend. 'Participants in the program are enrolled with the consent of their parents or guardians who are notified of the program's rigors and the types of ranch chores that their sons will have to do,' the ranch said in a counter-filing on Friday.

Activists protested outrage on Tuesday night after the Seattle City Council passed a motion to make opioid use and use a gross misdemeanor in the city, where soaring heroin and homeless rates have risen. Proponents of the city's laissez-faire legislation expressed their dissatisfaction with the 6-3 election, which they refer to as the 'War on Drugs 2.0.' In a video shared by journalist Jon Choe, crowd members are seen yelling at the council members following the vote.'You have blood on your hands.' Although the law encourages police to prioritize diversion rather than charges, those in breach could face up to 180 days in prison and a fine of up to $1,000. The Emerald City has grown to become one of the country's biggest homelessness and heroin problems, which have been exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. According to a recent survey, almost 50,000 people had left Seattle over the past six months as a result of safety issues. Adults in the area also said they felt compelled to relocate due to their fears.

The city has opened recruiting for unarmed first responders who are mental health professionals, according to Democratic Councilwoman Lisa Herbold on Friday. According to Herbold, the 'dual dispatch' scheme would bring mental health professionals to 911 calls that involve people in 'behavioral health problems.' The first responders would have police backup, according to her, but officers will only approach if absolutely needed.' The city intends to recruit six new pilot positions for the pilot program's 'alternate response team.' 911 operators will be dispatching calls to the mental health professionals, rather than the police or fire departments.

Residents in Seattle are outrage after hundreds of tiny homes designed to house the homeless are held up in storage, while sprawling homeless camps grow. For the delay in deploying the miniature houses, the King County Regional Homelessness Authority (KCRHA), the department that is in charge of coordinating homeless services in the city, has been put on blast. According to Komo News, at least 204 homes that are unoccupied and covered by a fence, causing people to sleep on the streets.

Lieutenant Jessica Taylor, who worked with the Seattle Police Department for 23 years, received her notice, but rather than filling out a mandatory exit questionnaire, she decided to write a long-winded letter addressed to the police chief. She told Chief Adrian Diaz why she made the decision to retire in a 'unfiltered, raw, and unapologetic' 15-page rant in her own words. Taylor did not mince her words and attacked virtually every facet of law enforcement within the city, shaming them for completely failing the general public.

A parade in a Washington state city on July 4 had to be rescheduled to prevent a fentanyl-riddled homeless encampment for 'everyone's protection.' According to local reports, the Burien, Washington, July 4 parade route was modified to avoid a homeless encampment of up to 20 tents. Burien is unable to remove the encampment due to the fact that the police don't have the right to prohibit people from living on city property. Debra George, the city's business owners, said it was best to 'err on caution,' and that the encampment shouldn't take place in the city's 'commercial district.' Some company owners said they had lost clients because they no longer felt'safe' anymore.

After the city council rejected legislation that would have made public use a misdemeanor, photos show homeless people openly abusing drugs on the streets of Washington state city. When standing outside a liquor store, a man can be seen injecting heroin into his hand. On the pavements, people were seen sprawled out and hunched over, while others were strewn with paraphernalia. In 2022, there were 589 overdose deaths in Seattle, up 72% from 2021, according to the Seattle City Attorney's Office.

Jenelle Evans, a teen mother, revealed that her son Jace's relationship is flourishing after she recently recovered full custody of him. After relinquishing parental rights to her mother Barbara Evans more than a decade ago, the reality television star, 31 - who shares the 13-year-old with ex Andrew Lewis, was finally granted custody of Jace less than two weeks ago. 'My relationship with Jace is closer than ever and doing much better,' Jenelle told E! News from the BBC.

Jenelle Evans has officially departed from the Teen Mom franchise because she has a 'dynamic new series in production with a major network.' On Tuesday, the 30-year-old reality TV veteran - who has 8.4 million social media followers - teased Instastory: "Can't give information away, but you will find out soon!"