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Jul 27, 2022 · Tony Cummings, a former military police supervisor and JSO officer, is one of four Democrats vying for the special election for sheriff. He proposes a public accountability office to reduce violent crime and increase community trust.
- Anne Maxwell
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Aug 6, 2022 · Tony Cummings. Dr. Tony Cummings is a United States Army veteran. After retiring from the military, he spent 28 years with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office. He joined JSO as a patrol...
- Lakesha Burton. Lakesha Burton is a 20-year veteran of the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office. She started as an officer on the street and worked her way to Assistant Chief of Community Engagement and then most recently, as a zone commander.
- Wayne Clark. Wayne Clark has 40 years of law enforcement experience, 30 of which was with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office. He started as a JSO correction officer and worked his way up to division chief.
- Tony Cummings. Dr. Tony Cummings is a United States Army veteran. After retiring from the military, he spent 28 years with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
- Ken Jefferson. Ken Jefferson spent 24 years with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office. He started as a patrol officer and worked his way up to leadership roles like field training officer and recruiter.
Sep 16, 2021 · JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A former JSO officer is throwing his name in the hat for a shot at being Jacksonville’s top cop, again. Tony Cummings announced Monday he will make a run for Jacksonville...
Feb 26, 2015 · Tony Cummings is a former JSO officer and Army veteran who ran for sheriff in 2015. Learn about his background, achievements, and views on crime reduction and community involvement.
Jul 21, 2022 · Officers at every school is "a good idea," said retired Officer Tony Cummings. But he said almost 400 officers responded to that Texas school after the 18-year-old gunman got inside, and they...
Sep 15, 2021 · Dr. Tony Cummings, a Democrat with 28 years of law enforcement experience, is running as a Police Reform Candidate for the open seat of Sheriff Mike Williams. He is among five candidates in the race, including current and former JSO officials and a retired school police chief.
