Dan Cox to Engage with Baltimore City Residents this Weekend

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Republican gubernatorial nominee Dan Cox is scheduled to conduct a tour of Baltimore City this Saturday, September 5th, visiting various businesses and meeting with constituents. The tour, which begins at 1 p.m., will be guided by Baltimore City resident Kenny Ebron. The itinerary includes stops at Mondawmin Mall, located at 2401 Liberty Heights Ave., Baltimore, MD 21215, as well as Terra Cafe and a 7-Eleven on Liberty Heights Avenue.

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In separate but related news, Dan Cox recently received a standing ovation from members of the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) at a conference in Ocean City, Maryland. Cox delivered a speech detailing his commitment to supporting Maryland law enforcement and ensuring officers are equipped with the necessary resources to maintain community safety. Following his address and the FOP’s endorsement process, it was reported that a significant majority of Maryland FOP Lodges, specifically 65.6%, declined to endorse Wes Moore. This outcome suggests a broader rejection of endorsing Governor Moore for re-election by these lodges. The FOP’s decision to not endorse Wes Moore is being presented by the Cox campaign as a notable development as Maryland voters contemplate the future of public safety and law enforcement statewide.

“I was deeply honored by the reception we received from the men and women of the FOP,” Cox said. “These officers know firsthand what is happening in our communities. They know what they need to do their jobs—lower taxes on their retirement and property—and as governor, I will listen to them and make sure Maryland law enforcement has the resources and support necessary to protect our citizens.”

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Cox’s reception at the FOP conference highlighted what is described as growing apprehension within Maryland’s law enforcement community regarding the current direction of public safety in the state. The sentiment expressed indicates a desire for leadership that will actively listen to the concerns of those serving on the front lines. Cox has stated his intention to continue direct engagement with law enforcement officers throughout Maryland, incorporating their experiences into the public safety policies of his potential administration. He has conveyed a message of support to all officers, deputies, troopers, correctional officers, and their families across the state, pledging to provide them with the necessary resources and backing to protect citizens.

Article by Ken Buckler, based upon information from Dan Cox’s campaign.

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