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Law Enforcement Backs Crisp for Bowie County DA

Thursday, December 11, 2025 at 5:51 AM

More than 130 local law enforcement officers are endorsing Republican Kelley Crisp for Bowie County Criminal District Attorney.

More than 130 local law enforcement officers are endorsing Republican Kelley Crisp for Bowie County Criminal District Attorney.
Support comes from the Texarkana Police Officers Association, the Municipal Police Association, and the Nash Police Department.

Officers say Crisp stands out for her hands-on work at major crime scenes and her involvement throughout investigations. Sheriff Jeff Neal says they depend on her to deliver justice.

Crisp is the Chief Felony Prosecutor for the 202nd District Court and has tried over 135 felony jury cases. She says she’s grateful for law enforcement’s trust and remains committed to public safety.

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