More Law Enforcement Endorsements For Hannah-Beth Jackson

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(Republican Sheriff Bill Brown w/ Hannah-Beth Jackson)

The Hannah-Beth Jackson campaign announced some more law enforcement endorsements to show that she is tough on crime. The latest is from The Association of Los Angeles Deputy Sheriffs.

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Here in Simi Valley our police chief stays neutral during partisan campaigns as far as I remember. Am I wrong? I think I like it this way. I do think they should speak out about issues, policies, and the like but there is something to be said for neutrality. I haven't thought of the ramifications or issues involved much on this and I am open to your arguments. Should police chiefs endorse candidates?

I guess if it was an occasional campaign, something that is really important, I get it.

What important endorsements are left in the district?

Besides Mickey Jones of course. Hannah-Beth Jackson should reach out to him soon. If she got that endorsement I would be impressed.

Any word on what issues are important to him?

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Greg Totten wrote a nice letter in support of Jackson's criminal policy changes. He talks about her being a great advocate for crime victimes and law endorsement on the most recent mailer I received.

I have to say it doesn't make sense that Ventura County Public Safety personnel wouldn't support a District Attorney. Many of these positions are elected and we are a blue county now. Why would a Republican elected official alienate half of his voting base?

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