2026 candidate for sheriff of Frederick County, MD
U.S. Dept. of Justice (retired)
Former Chief of Law Enforcement Operations Frederick County Sheriff's Office
The war in Iran may feel distant. But its consequences are already moving much closer to home, not just at the gas pump, but in ways that could shape public safety.
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My thoughts on student protests. Students from Maryland to California have organized walkouts to protest the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement policies.
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“If polarization remains our default mode of governance, Maryland, and the nation, will pay the price. It is time to stop ignoring those with whom we disagree and start rebuilding the quiet, essential skill that democracy depends on — compromise.”
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“The current scale and speed of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) hiring surge raise a series of predictable challenges that have repeatedly surfaced in other law enforcement hiring waves.”
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“Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown has emerged as a national leader in proactively addressing the challenges posed by aggressive federal immigration enforcement operations."
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Maryland police leaders face an unprecedented crisis in American law enforcement. Deployment of masked federal agents, and attempted use of National Guard troops for civilian policing represents a threat to professional law enforcement.
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“Community policing faces an uphill battle toward meaningful implementation. The current federal policy environment, with its aggressive enforcement and cuts to community-based programs, signals an institutional retreat from collaborative approaches.”
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“The bright red line between domestic policing and our military is being blurred and represents an existential threat to our freedoms, our democratic values — and our way of life.
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"The wearing of masks by ICE agents has had a chilling effect on communities where agents have conducted raids, particularly when naturalized and native-born citizens have been caught up in their net."
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After more than a decade of political acrimony surrounding 287(g), it’s time to put the matter to bed by seeking a compromise that parties on both sides of the argument can live with.
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"For me, May Day was a day of reflection as I attended a modest size demonstration in Frederick. It was not the first May Day demonstration for me. My first was in May 1971. May 2025 was different for me: I was a protester this time.”
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