The people of Reeves, Ward, and Loving Counties deserve justice -- not high crime rates and an infamously inept prosecutor, Randy ‘Reckless’ Reynolds.

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I’m a lawyer, small business owner, mom, and fierce champion of the people’s right to a government that works. Here in Texas’ 143rd Judicial District, we’re committed to law and order. So why isn’t our D.A. doing his job?

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Loving County has the highest crime rate in all of Texas. In such a small county, where everyone can know everyone and be on the lookout for anyone suspicious who comes along, you would think we’d have one of the lowest crime rates. It takes an amazing level of prosecutorial incompetence to have the opposite effect.

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An analysis of crime rates gives Loving an F, Reeves a D-. And when it comes to violent crime, Ward gets a C-.

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What’s going on? Reynolds is such a disastrous D.A. that Texas Monthly wrote back in 2008, “From the perspective of a criminal, the 143rd is undeniably a good place to commit a felony.”

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Among the gems that the publication pointed out: “There has not been a single jury trial for sexual assault of an adult in the past ten years in Reeves County; in fact, only two rapes have been referred to Reynolds’s office for prosecution in that period. ‘I had a fourteen-year-old mentally retarded girl who said her brother-in-law held her down and raped her,’ said Stickels. ‘I mean, he gave her chlamydia. It was an easy case to prove.’ Not guilty.”

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If only things had gotten better since then. Our area is still plagued by ineptitude in the criminal justice system. In 2022, Loving’s top seated official was arrested.

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It’s time for new blood to come in and clean up. It’s time to end the virtual welcome signs for criminals that Randy ‘Reckless’ Reynolds has been hanging up all over town, inviting them to come here and have a field day. It’s time for justice.

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That's what I’m about.

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As a successful attorney, I know how to get results. As a fighter for the people of this district, I never let up. I work tirelessly to make our communities safer.

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And as the mom of a daughter, I know this: I will not rest as long as criminals think they can commit any crime here, even rape, and get away with. That era ends with my election in November.