Two Lengthy Island police unions voiced their assist for President Trump’s nominee for director of the FBI Kash Patel as he testified in entrance of the Senate Thursday.
Each Nassau County’s and Suffolk County’s police unions wrote endorsement letters to the chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Ia.) lauding Kash Patel — a Lengthy Island native — who’s thrilled to have the assist of Lengthy Island’s boys in blue.
“Superb, thanks a lot. My dwelling city, means a lot. Robust Island,” Kash wrote the Police Benevolent Affiliation of Nassau County and the Suffolk County PBA upon listening to of their endorsement.
“His huge expertise in a number of ranges of legislation enforcement and nationwide safety offers the required perception and provides a singular perspective on conserving our communities and Nation protected,” Nassau County PBA President Thomas Shevlin wrote in a letter, including, “These qualities will assist him function a powerful and succesful chief who can successfully deal with Federal, State, and Native crime.”
The Suffolk County PBA endorsed Patel’s, 44, capability to handle the expansive government company which has almost 40,000 workers.
“The FBI’s mission of safeguarding and serving all People depends on robust management that emphasizes operational effectiveness and teamwork in any respect ranges,” union president Louis Civello wrote.
“Mr. Patel’s confirmed success in tackling advanced nationwide safety challenges and his robust conviction to observe the rule of legislation makes him the perfect individual for this function,” Civello added.
Kash Patel labored as a public defender in Florida for 12 years earlier than shifting to the Justice Division as a trial legal professional from 2014 to 2017.
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