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politics21h ago
Two veteran law enforcement officials are running to be the next Marion County sheriff
- Two Democrats are competing in the May 5 Marion County sheriff primary, with no Republican candidate in the race.
- Gregory Patrick, a captain in the Marion County Sheriff's Office, oversees the county jail.
- Kelvis Williams has more than 40 years in law enforcement and currently serves as the Sheriff’s Office Homeland Security Division chief.
- The race focuses on jail overcrowding and the sheriff’s cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
- Former Sheriff Kerry Forestal is term-limited and running for Indiana Senate District 31.
- Patrick’s platform emphasizes transparency, fiscal responsibility, and civilian review of sheriff actions.
- Williams promotes justice and dignity, with a background in counter-terrorism and public safety leadership.
- Both candidates have campaign messaging that centers on safety in homes, schools, and neighborhoods.
- The top priorities for Patrick include community policing and jail reform.
- Williams' campaign emphasizes standing up for justice and dignity for all.
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