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Letters September 6, 2007
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Councilman supports Guadagno for county sheriff
It is with a sense of great honor and pride that I offer my personal endorsement to Monmouth County sheriff candidate Kim Guadagno.

After having an opportunity to speak with Kim on a number of issues recently, I feel that she is the only logical choice to further enhance the great strides made in the sheriff's department by outgoing Sheriff Joe Oxley, and is certainly the obvious choice for the residents of Monmouth County.

Her background as a state and federal prosecutor as well as her forward thinking concerning the use of the 287g program will make Monmouth County a safer place for all of us to live and work. Enacting the 287g program will allow corrections officers working with federal authorities to gain necessary resources and the authority to immediately determine the immigration status of an inmate.

If this program had been in place statewide, it would have kept individuals like the "Fort Dix Six" and at least one of the alleged assassins of the three Newark college students off the streets.

If we can't get the state to implement this program, I ask that you help elect Kim Guadagno so that she can put it in place here.

As someone who was elected to office as an independent, I do not have a "party duty" to endorse any particular candidate but instead, have the freedom to endorse the individual who I believe will do the best for all the residents of Monmouth County. I hope that you will join me in voting for the best candidate for Monmouth County sheriff on Nov. 6. That person is Kim Guadagno.

Mike Howell independent councilman

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