A 62-year-old man is in the Tarrant County Jail, accused of attempting to kidnap a young girl in Crowley, police say.
In several reports, his family told police he was not taking his medication for extended periods of time, despite efforts to get him to do so.
“He's paranoid schizophrenic and bipolar. When he's on his medication, he's a perfectly normal member of society functioning well. At times, he goes off his medication for reasons we are unaware of. And the longer he's off his medication, the worse he gets." "He said, ‘She's cute. That could be like my Shelby.’ That's when I thought to myself, OK – he's probably talking about a relative, daughter, or granddaughter of his,” said the little girl’s father, Carlos Ortiz."When he's off his medication, he's been living in the past. He's told me that he thinks his daughter was a baby. In reality, that's what he thought,” they said. “And he thought that she needed to be with him, that she was somewhere being hurt.
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