By Brad Reed The Associated Press on Friday published a lengthy report about dysfunction within the office of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, including a story about the office dropping a significant child sex abuse case because it lost track of one of the victims. As the AP details, a case that the Texas AG had been working on since last year fell apart in part because the AG’s office said it was now “unable to locate victim” who would have been a witness in the case. The case involved a group of men who were involved in a scheme to force teenage girls to “exchange sexual contact for cryst…
