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Elko Police Chief & District Attorney Say Yes
Elko Police Chief & County DA Say YES to Crime Victims’ Rights Question 1
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 2018 ***MEDIA ADVISORY***
It’s a “Yes Vote” from Elko city and county officials and law enforcement. Marsy’s Law for Nevada supporters are happy to announce that Elko Police Chief Ben Reed and the Elko County District Attorney, Tyler Ingram have now endorsed the crime victims’ rights effort set to be voted on this fall. They join their city and county colleagues in supporting the statewide initiative. Marsy’s Law for Nevada received earlier endorsements from Elko County Sheriff Jim Pitts, the Elko County Commission, as well as the entire Elko City Council.
Winnemucca & Humboldt County Endorsements
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 2018 ***MEDIA ADVISORY***
Winnemucca and Humboldt County Leaders Unite on Behalf of Crime Victims
Marsy’s Law for Nevada is proud to announce that the civic leaders of Winnemucca and Humboldt County have united to stand together for efforts to benefit victims of crime in Nevada. Marsy’s Law for Nevada now has the endorsement of Winnemucca Mayor Di An Putnam, Council members Jim Billingsley, Paige Brooke, Theresa Mavity, Vince Mendiola, and Mike Owens. Also lending his name to the effort is Winnemucca Police Chief Bill Dalley.
Continuing our work in Rural Nevada
Marsy’s Law for Nevada supporters are spreading the word about Question 1 and this effort to secure guaranteed and enforceable rights for victims of crime. Our team has been in all parts of the Silver State the past week providing information about the ballot measure to community leaders and civic organizations.