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Bucks County’s sheriff is seeking four more years.
Falls Township resident Milt Warrell, a Democrat, announced Wednesday that he will seek a second term leading the sheriff’s office.
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Warrell, a former Upper Southampton Township police officer who is involved with the family plumbing business, was first elected in 2017 unseating longtime Sheriff Edward “Duke” Donnelly.
“I am proud to say the Bucks County Sheriff’s office is more effective, more professional, and less political than it was four years ago,” Warrell said. “We are truly dedicated to seeking justice and fairness for all.”
Warrell’s campaign touted that his office sought prosecution against those who lied about criminal backgrounds on gun permit applications, implemented gun turn-in and relinquishment programs, conducted seminars on how people could protect themselves from active shooters, ended the practice of marking agency vehicle’s with the sheriff’s name, increasing vetting for deputy applicants, and providing courthouse security for major trials.
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“If re-elected, I look forward to working with our deputies and staff to make the Bucks County Sheriff’s Department even better,” Warrell said.
Warrell is married and has a son and daughter. He also puts on the large Elderberry Lights Christmas display at his home.
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