Justin Keener

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President of @a4publicsafety and @txenterprise. @CouncilonCJ board member. Former TxLege staff, Dallas CrimeStoppers, & Whataburger.

Austin, Texas a4publicsafety.com/who-we-are/ Joined September 2008

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Justin Keener @JustinKeener May 9, 2019

Dear @kateconger & @nytimes - there is no such thing as “brunch tacos” in #ATX. They’re either tacos or breakfast tacos (and they can be “breakfast” tacos regardless of the time they’re consumed). A correction would be appreciated. #TxLege

Justin Keener @JustinKeener 3h

Good morning Ohio.

Justin Keener @JustinKeener 19h

And yet Texas will see legislation that proposes eliminating parents’ ability to get their kids out of schools that fail to protect their children. Any such bill coming to the floor should have an amendment offered addressing parental rights and child safety.

Bergundi Cain Verified account @BergundiDCain 1d

Texas got 19,766 educator misconduct reports in FY2026, triple the year before, and TEA has 2,094 open cases of improper conduct with students. Parents have a right to know who's around their kids and 10 years jail time should be mandatory for those convicted.
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Justin Keener @JustinKeener 1d

Garza is not pursuing “reforms”. He’s mismanaging his office and failing to hold offenders accountable. There are many of us who have supported targeted “reforms” over the years to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of our CJ system, and provide meaningful opportunities for redemption. But it all rests on accountability. Without accountability, there is no justice system. That goes for offenders and people like Garza who are supposed to deliver justice.

I am not alone in this. My DMs are full of messages from liberal Austinites who share stories of senseless violence they’ve witnessed. They want a safer community, but see no short-term path to remove him. The community is held hostage by extreme progressive activists supported by big money from outsiders like Soros.

Austin American-Statesman Verified account @statesman 2d

After Gov. Greg Abbott’s defeat, Travis County DA José Garza may face less state opposition as he pursues criminal justice reforms, but Democrats and outside groups say they’ll continue... statesman.com/news/article/a…
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Justin Keener @JustinKeener 1d

Democrats in Virginia are saying enough is enough to the violence and dysfunction being created by their rogue prosecutor, Fairfax DA Steve Descano.

Nick Minock Verified account @NickMinock 1d

New: Steve Descano’s primary opponent Brittany Dunn-Pirio released a list of endorsements today.

“Fairfax deserves a functional, competent prosecutor’s office, and right now the people paying the price the most are women and children who count on that office to protect them,” said Dunn-Pirio. “These leaders agree. They’ve seen what’s happening in that office, they know it doesn’t have to be this way, and they trust me to fix it. I’m proud to have their support. They know being the Commonwealth’s Attorney is about doing the right thing for every victim, every defendant, and every person affected by crime.”

The endorsements include:

Virginia General Assembly

Sen. Russet Perry, Virginia State Senate, District 31
Del. Marcus Simon, Virginia House of Delegates, District 13
Del. Gretchen Bulova, Virginia House of Delegates, District 11
Del. Laura Jane Cohen, Virginia House of Delegates, District 15
Del. Garrett McGuire, Virginia House of Delegates, District 17

Local Elected Officials

Sheriff Stacey Kincaid, Fairfax County
Supervisor Kristen Umstattd, Loudoun County Board of Supervisors
Robyn Lady, Chair, Fairfax County School Board
Billy Bates, Fairfax City Council Member
Sabrina Bruce, Herndon Vice Mayor-elect
Meron Yohannes, Herndon Town Council Member-elect

Community Leaders

Sharon Bulova, Former Chairman, Fairfax County Board of Supervisors
Greg Rosen, Former Chief of the Capitol Siege Section, Breach and Assault Unit, U.S. Department of Justice
Col. Bree Fram, U.S. Space Force (Ret.)
Jay Reddy, Attorney and former officer, Fairfax County and Dranesville District Democratic Committees
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