Here are the seven candidates seeking retired Sheriff Bill Gore's vacant seat.
was born in Mexico and came to the U.S. as a child as an undocumented immigrant, according to his candidate website. At 19, he was issued a work permit and enlisted in the U.S. Army where he was honorably discharged as a captain. He has worked as a San Diego County sheriff's deputy since 2007.The two candidates with the most votes will head to a run-off election in November.
“Releasing heavily-edited body-worn camera footage in response to a major use of force -- mostly shooting incident -- is not transparency, nor accountability. It doesn’t matter who investigates it,” Myers said. With a recent rise in violence — some carried out using ghost guns -- safety is a top concern for Hemmerling who said a community that is under policed is just as bad as one that is over-policed.“We need to move away a little bit from the, only focusing on the social Justice back to criminal justice and really concentrating on how that impacts our community because I do think victims are being left behind,” Hemmerling said.
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