Despite the setback after the Democratic Primary for Sheriff, I knew my advocacy for safer communities couldn't end that day. That's why I'm remaining steadfast in my commitment to community safety and public engagement. Here's a glimpse of what lies ahead:

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Losing the primary hasn't dampened my passion for reform. I intend on collaborating with local organizations, activists, and experts to push for meaningful change. Whether it's advocating for mental health initiatives, jail reform, officer recruitment and retention, or promoting restorative justice programs, I pledge to be a vocal advocate. I believe in a fair and just criminal justice system for all.

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I recognize that investing in our youth pays dividends for the future. By mentoring young individuals as I've done in the past, I hope to steer them away from negative influences and provide positive role models. My vision includes programs that teach life skills, conflict resolution, and civic responsibility.

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I aim to forge partnerships with local nonprofits and social service agencies. These organizations play a crucial role in supporting vulnerable populations. Whether it's addressing homelessness, mental health crises, or substance abuse, I encourage law enforcement to work hand-in-hand with these groups. Together, we can create a safety net that prevents people from falling through the cracks.

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Community safety extends beyond crime statistics. It's about creating an environment where businesses thrive and families feel secure. By fostering a strong sense of unity, we  can help deter criminal activity and enhance our community's overall well-being.