Top law enforcement, first responders endorse Justin Holland for Texas House

(ROCKWALL/HEATH, TX — April 13, 2016) Local and districtwide first responders and public safety organizations united behind and endorsed conservative Justin Holland in his campaign to be the next State Representative of House District 33. The Dallas Police Association; Rockwall Police Officers Association; Rockwall Firefighters Association; Heath Police and Fire Association; Garland Fire Fighters Association; Dallas Fire Fighters Association; Allen Professional Firefighters Association; Professional Fire Fighters of McKinney; Plano Fire Fighters Association; Rockwall County Sheriff Harold Eavenson, and Rockwall Constables John Benedetto, Trey Chaney, Tom Egan, and Randy Earl Parks all support Holland to represent HD 33, which covers portions of Collin County and all of Rockwall County.

“I ask all Republicans to join me in supporting Justin Holland on May 24th,” said Rockwall Sheriff Harold Eavenson. “We can count on him to deliver honest representation in Austin and help keep our communities safe.”

“For those who want a State Representative who will be tough on crime, Justin Holland should be their top pick,” said Ron Pinkston, president of the Dallas Police Association. “Justin will fight to ensure our state troopers and local police have every tool they need to stop crime.”

Public Safety Officer and President of the Heath Police and Fire Association Zach Wilfong added, “Having worked with Justin, we trust him to help keep our families safe. He is the only candidate who will promote strong public safety policies to help our first responders protect our community.”

In the Texas House, Justin will protect our families. Justin will fight to stop illegal immigration, keep a strong stance on border security, and fight against sanctuary cities that harbor crime. Justin will cut taxes, advance 2nd Amendment rights, and uphold pro-life and pro-family values.

The upcoming runoff will decide who will be the Republican nominee for District 33 in the Texas State House. The Republican primary run off date is May 24, 2016.

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