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Lt. Governor Patrick Endorsed by Texas Fraternal Order of Police

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Thursday, January 20, 2022

Lt. Governor Patrick Endorsed by Texas Fraternal Order of Police
“Straight shooting, tough on crime, […] zero tolerance for anti-police extremists”

HOUSTON, TX – Lt. Governor Dan Patrick announced today that he has been endorsed by the Texas Fraternal Order of Police (Texas FOP). In making the endorsement, Karla Pruneda, Texas FOP President, said:

“When Texas law enforcement officers need help, the first leader we turn to is Lt. Governor Dan Patrick. Straight shooting, tough on crime and with absolutely zero tolerance for anti-police extremists, he always delivers results for the men and women who risk their lives every day to protect our neighborhoods. The Texas Fraternal Order of Police enthusiastically endorses the reelection of Dan Patrick as our Lt. Governor.”

The Fraternal Order of Police Texas State Lodge has been serving the law enforcement profession in Texas for over 26 years. Texas FOP Lodges cover the great state of Texas from one end to the other.

To download a pdf version of this press release, click here.

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In Texas, we believe in the rule of law. By passing Senate Bill 22, Assisting Rural Law Enforcement Funding – Increasing Pay and Needed Equipment, byDrew Springerringer, R-Muenster, the Texas Senate has reiterated its commitment to supporting the brave men and women of law enforcement.

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In Texas, we believe in the rule of law. By passing Senate Bill 22, Assisting Rural Law Enforcement Funding – Increasing Pay and Needed Equipment, by Sen. Drew Springer, R-Muenster, the Texas Senate has reiterated its commitment to supporting the brave men and women of law enforcement.

Here is my official statement: https://bit.ly/3JU3zE2
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