From Team Hogan <[email protected]>
Subject Fwd: Is crime out of control?
Date May 11, 2024 11:00 PM
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John,


Did you get a chance to read this message Governor Hogan sent to you?


He wants to hear YOUR opinion about crime in Maryland so he can get the best possible insight of Marylanders&rsquo; views on this issue.

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If you have a minute, will you please read his earlier message to you and participate in our Crime Survey?


Thank you,

Team Hogan


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From: Governor Larry Hogan

Date: Saturday, May 4, 2024

Subject: Is crime out of control?

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John,


I&rsquo;ll cut straight to the point: crime is out of control in our state.


I love Maryland and care deeply about everyone who calls it home. That&rsquo;s why I cannot sit back while our communities deal with the devastating consequences of violent crime.


We need leaders who are serious about tackling crime, instead of playing politics.


Like many of you, I am frustrated with our politicians and sick of them focusing on everything but the issues that matter. Hardworking Marylanders are left to deal with issues like surging violent crime amid politicians&rsquo; constant partisan bickering, and we are all worse off for it.


I want to hear what you think about this issue.

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Can you take 30 seconds to participate in our Crime Survey?

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TAKE THE SURVEY

It&rsquo;s common sense&ndash;Marylanders deserve leaders who take crime seriously and care about their safety.


This should be obvious, but we have yet to see any real progress. The reality is that we&rsquo;re headed in the wrong direction.
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CBS reported that police are warning about a rise in crime near Baltimore&rsquo;s Inner Harbor. This comes right after a 17-year-old was shot and killed there last week.

These aren&rsquo;t just statistics. These are real lives, but politicians in Washington and Annapolis have failed to take action to hold violent offenders accountable.


We&rsquo;ve got to stop demonizing and sabotaging the dedicated men and women that put their lives on the line every day to keep the rest of us safe.


While I was governor, I worked every day to ensure Marylanders were safe and our law enforcement officers and first responders had every resource they needed to do their jobs.


Just 89 days after I had been in office, the worst violence in 47 years erupted in Baltimore. I immediately took action by declaring a State of Emergency and sent 4,000 members of the National Guard and 1,000 additional police officers into the city.


We allowed for peaceful protests, but immediately stopped the violence and made clear violence and crime is ALWAYS unacceptable.

Baltimore City and all Maryland families deserve peace and safety in their communities. Politics can never come before public safety. That&rsquo;s exactly how I served you as governor, and that is how I will serve you in the Senate.

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Please take 30 seconds to participate in our Crime Survey and let me know your input on rising crime in our state.


Thank you,

Governor Larry Hogan

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TAKE THE SURVEY








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