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716-856-8700

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

October 1, 2020

Contact: 716-525-5170

Matt@ElectSzalkowki

Matt Szalkowski for Assembly adds

NYS Fraternal Order of Police to long list of Law Enforcement Endorsements

Orchard Park, NY - On Thursday, October 1, New York State Assembly Candidate Matt Szalkowski proudly accepted his fourth Law Enforcement endorsement coming from The Fraternal Order of Police.

“I believe in Justice, and as a prosecutor, I know the hard work that the men and women in law enforcement do every day to keep us safe. Cashless Bail, stripping judges of discretion, and drastic changes to discovery law have handcuffed cops and emboldened criminals. I am grateful for the full support of the Fraternal Order of Police in New York and I look forward to bringing common sense and justice back to our state.” 

The New York State Fraternal Order of Police is the oldest and largest national association of law enforcement professionals, boasting over 20,000 members statewide. Matt Szalkowski has announced four Law Enforcement endorsements so far in his campaign for assembly: Orchard Park PBA, Erie County Sheriffs PBA, WNY Association of Retired Law Enforcement, and the NYS Fraternal Order of Police.

Matt Szalkowski endorsed Republican and Conservative candidate running in District 142 to represent West Seneca, Orchard Park, Lackawanna, and South Buffalo, where he lives with his wife and two children. He is a prosecutor, not a politician, and has spent his career fighting to keep our community safe and ensure justice. Matt believes that justice means exonerating the innocent and convicting the guilty.

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