Sentences with phrase «term as sheriff»

But the governor said Sunday he won't suspend Israel, who won his second term as sheriff in 2016, after Florida House Speaker Richard Corcoran called on the lawman to be sidelined.

First elected in 1994, Gerace is seeking his seventh consecutive term as sheriff under the Democratic Party line.

Not exact matches

The already - pricey Erie County sheriff's race also jumped to a new level, as Timothy B. Howard, the three - term Republican incumbent appeared worried that his Democratic rival could pull ahead.

The Oneida County Sheriff's Office is proud to announce that Governor Andrew Cuomo has recently appointed Sheriff Robert Maciol as a Member of the New York State Law Enforcement Accreditation Council for a term to expire on March 20th, 2018.

Mulverhill is currently serving his second term as Franklin County Sheriff.

Spitzer is described in the release as a «renowned prosecutor and former governor» who was referred to as the «Sheriff of Wall Street» during his term as AG.

Cayuga County Sheriff Dave Gould says he won't run for his fourth term, and will end his nearly 50 - year career as a police officer at midnight, December 31.

The switch paid off, as Baxter, with 57 percent of the vote, beat O'Flynn, and denied the incumbent sheriff a fifth term.

Patrick O'Flynn is running for another term as Monroe County Sheriff.

The Suffolk Conservative executive committee named Republican state State Sen. Phil Boyle as their candidate for county sheriff Sunday, bypassing three - term Conservative incumbent Vincent DeMarco, whose testimony last year helped convict the minor party's ex-leader, Edward Walsh, on federal corruption charges.

The main thread of the novel follows young Vietnam vet Llewelyn Moss as he runs to evade the ex-Special Forces agent, Chigurh, employed by the cartel whose money he's appropriated; but it's also the story of aging lawman, Sheriff Bell (the moral opposite of Chigurh), who is coming to terms with the fact that there seems to be a new breed of bad guy on the lose these days, against which old style lawmen like himself can not compete.