LIEUTENANT COMMANDER (S) PAUL CHABOT CANDIDATE FOR 63rd AD ANNOUNCES ENDORSEMENT OF CALIFORNIA POLICE CHIEFS ASSOCIATION
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 3rd 2010
CONTACT: ROBIN HAYNAL, PRESS SECRETARY (909) 457-4120
LIEUTENANT COMMANDER (S) PAUL CHABOT CANDIDATE FOR 63rd AD ANNOUNCES ENDORSEMENT OF CALIFORNIA POLICE CHIEFS ASSOCIATION
(INLAND EMPIRE, CA) – The California Police Chiefs Association (CPCA) announced its unanimous support and endorsement of Paul Chabot for the 63rd Assembly. CPCA is dedicated to serving over 1,400 active and retired municipal California police chiefs. Municipal police chiefs are responsible for providing front line law enforcement services to more than 78% of Californians.
“I am grateful and honored to receive the support of the California Police Chiefs Association. Law enforcement leaders are dealing with a number of challenges in today’s climate. They can count on me to fight every single day for public safety and victims rights. Having worn the badge myself for nearly 15-years, I understand and appreciate the very difficult and dangerous job asked of the men and women who protect the thin blue line. I am forever grateful for their leadership and service,” said Chabot.
CPCA Acting President, Chief Susan Manheimer stated, “The vote of our Board of Directors was a unanimous one and we are confident that you are the candidate that will most closely represent our interests in the Assembly.”
LIEUTENANT COMMANDER (s) Paul Chabot, a Conservative, is a leading candidate for the 63rd Assembly District seat currently occupied by Assemblyman Bill Emmerson who will step down due to term limits. He has already received the endorsements of the California Narcotic Officers Association, Riverside Police Officers Association and countless rank and file law enforcement officers. Chabot lives in Rancho Cucamonga with his wife Brenda and their three children.
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