The Washington State Department of Health has issued a Statement of Charges against a local social worker, citing allegations of a years-long pattern of aggressive, misleading, and erratic conduct. The document, dated December 23, 2025, outlines accusations including doxxing, filing false abuse reports, and making unfounded claims regarding serious crimes such as murder and participation in child sex rings.
Investigative findings detail a campaign of retaliation directed at at least seven individuals. State investigators allege the practitioner systematically weaponized public systems—including Child Protective Services, Adult Protective Services, and the court system—to silence or punish those perceived as adversaries.
The social worker, who holds credentials as a Social Worker and a former Substance Use Disorder Professional Trainee, faces sanctions for unprofessional conduct under RCW 18.130.180. Specifically, the charges cite acts of moral turpitude, dishonesty, and interference with investigations.
Alleged Pattern of Misconduct
According to the Department’s findings, the alleged misconduct began in 2021. The state asserts the individual used internet platforms to misrepresent their education and expertise while simultaneously launching harassment campaigns against multiple targets.
The charges describe a modus operandi in which the subject would publicly disclose private information about individuals and then escalate to filing unsubstantiated reports with their employers, licensing boards, and law enforcement agencies.
In one instance involving "Complainant 1," the subject is accused of submitting false reports to both APS and CPS between September 2021 and January 2022.
Escalating Allegations
The state’s investigation uncovered that the subject did not limit themselves to professional complaints. The charges allege the subject publicly accused "Complainant 3" of instructing others on how to commit murder, having committed homicide, and associating with criminal organizations.
Regarding "Complainant 7," the subject allegedly posted false claims across social media that the individual had participated in a child sex ring, committed homicide, and was involved in organized bullying. These allegations were then reported by the subject to the individual’s employer and friends.
Allegations Regarding the Legal System
The DOH documents highlight a strategy of retaliatory legal maneuvering. In the case of "Complainant 2," investigators found that after the individual was granted a protective order against the subject, the subject immediately sought and obtained a retaliatory protective order against the victim.
Furthermore, the state alleges the subject engaged in witness tampering. When "Complainant 2" filed a complaint with the DOH, the subject reportedly pressured them to withdraw it in exchange for a cease-fire on social media attacks. When the complainant complied, the subject temporarily stopped, only to resume harassment later, prompting the complaint to be refiled.
Coercion and False Reports
Another allegation involves "Complainant 6." The state claims the subject solicited a statement from this individual to support false claims against others. When Complainant 6 later retracted the statement, the subject allegedly retaliated by submitting a fraudulent CPS report, falsely claiming the individual was neglecting to feed their child.
Next Steps
The Department of Health has formally charged the practitioner with unprofessional conduct involving moral turpitude, false advertising, and interference with disciplinary proceedings. The subject has been notified of their right to defend against these allegations. If they fail to respond, they face discipline and potential sanctions, which could include the revocation of credentials to practice in Washington state.
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