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Texas congressional candidate Johnny Garcia faces scrutiny over past police suspensions

Johnny Garcia, a congressional candidate in Texas, has faced two suspensions from the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office for job performance issues. The suspensions involve bringing a cell phone into a secure area and leaving a firearm unsecured. These incidents have come to light as Garcia campaigns against Republican Carlos De La Cruz in a competitive election.

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Johnny Garcia, a candidate for Congress in Texas’ 35th District, has been suspended twice during his career with the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office. The suspensions were due to bringing a cell phone into a secure area in 2009 and leaving a firearm unsecured in 2020. These disciplinary actions have raised questions as Garcia campaigns against Republican Carlos De La Cruz in a newly competitive election. Garcia emphasizes his law enforcement experience and focuses on issues like border security in his campaign.

Key facts

  • Johnny Garcia faced two suspensions from the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office.
  • The first suspension was in 2009 for bringing a cell phone into a secure area.
  • The second suspension occurred in 2020 for leaving a firearm unsecured.
  • Garcia is running for Congress in Texas’ 35th District against Carlos De La Cruz.
  • The general election is scheduled for November 3.
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Texas congressional candidate Johnny Garcia faces scrutiny over past police suspensions