Over 50 Alabama Law Enforcement Officials Endorse Pamela Casey for Attorney General

Pamela Casey, the longtime District Attorney of Blount County and a candidate for Alabama Attorney General, announced on Thursday that she has secured endorsements from more than 50 District Attorneys, police chiefs, and other law enforcement leaders across the State.

Casey has built a reputation as a tough prosecutor and a defender of victims’ rights. Her campaign says that her record of confronting violent crime, supporting families, and working closely with law enforcement has won the trust of those on the front lines of public safety.

Walt Merrell, District Attorney of Covington County and Vice President of the Alabama District Attorneys Association, said:

“Alabama has a choice to make, and I pray they choose the proven prosecutor who is ready to lead. For the sake of victims, for the safety of our communities, and for the rule of law — Alabama needs Pamela Casey as our next Attorney General.”

Jaye Loggins, who served 29 years in law enforcement and was Chief of Police in Mountain Brook, added:

“We need an Attorney General who understands the daily battles our officers face. Pamela has proven she has the backbone to fight crime, defend victims, and uphold the rule of law.”

Jimmy Baldwin, Chief of Police in Oneonta, said he has seen Casey’s work firsthand:

“I have worked with Pamela throughout her tenure as district attorney, she has real experience prosecuting criminals and standing up for victims, despite political pressures. She has always had our backs, and we know as Attorney General she will fight just as hard for the people of Alabama.”

Shelly Linderman, Director of Wiregrass Angel House, which supports victims, offered this endorsement:

“As a career prosecutor, Pamela Casey knows that justice is not about politics — it’s about protecting people. She has always put victims first.”

“I will never take their trust for granted,” Casey said of the endorsements. “I am humbled to receive the endorsement of these men and women. I know how hard they work and how much they sacrifice for our communities, and I greatly appreciate their trust. As Attorney General, I will continue to fight relentlessly for Alabama families, support the men and women of law enforcement, and uphold the Constitution without compromise.”

Pamela L. Casey brings nearly twenty years of prosecutorial experience to her campaign. She has handled some of Alabama’s toughest cases, including capital murder, violent crime, and human trafficking. She has also been honored as “District Attorney of the Year.”

Her campaign has also drawn public attention for a $500,000 personal loan she made to her own campaign, a move she says underscores her commitment and resourcefulness.

To date, Casey has secured endorsements from:

Lynn Hammonds, District Attorney Calhoun and Cleburne Counties

Walt Merrell, District Attorney - Covington County

Scott Slatton, District Attorney - Winston and Marion Counties

Jody Willoughby, District Attorney - Etowah County

Andy Hamlin, District Attorney - Lamar, Fayette, and Pickens Counties

Jeff Barksdale, District Attorney - Franklin County

Kirke Adams, District Attorney - Dale and Geneva Counties

Joe Ficquette, District Attorney - Clay and Coosa Counties

Brian Jones, Limestone County District Attorney - Limestone

James Tarbox, District Attorney-Pike and Coffee Counties

Lyle Harmon, District Attorney-St. Clair County

CJ Robinson, District Attorney Chilton, Elmore, Autauga Counties

Charlotte Tesmer, Lowndes, Crenshaw, and Butler Counties

Ben Reeves, District Attorney Barbour and Bullock Counties

Tom Anderson, Supernumerary District Attorney Pike and Coffee Counties

James E. Hedgspeth, Jr., Supernumerary District Attorney Etowah County

Randall Houston, Supernumerary District Attorney - Autauga, Chilton and Elmore Counties

Jack Bostick, Supernumerary District Attorney Winston and Marion Counties

John Vincent, Alabama Law Enforcement Agency, Retired

Inv. Perry Beasley, Alabama Bureau of Investigations, Retired

Shannon Elkins, Alabama Law Enforcement Agency, Retired

Sgt. Jeff Kirkland, Blount County Sheriff’s Office, Retired

Charles Clifton, Chief of Police City of Oneonta, Retired

Lt. Steven Gunn, Oneonta Police Department, Retired/ Former Chief of Police, Town of Snead

Bill Ferry, Chief Deputy Blount County Sheriff's Office, Retired

Philip Weaver, Chief of Police Town of Blountsville

Ken Evans, Chief of Police-Cleveland

Scott Kon, Chief of Police Highland Lake

Inv. Tom Coram, Special Agent Alabama Attorney General’s Office, Retired

Inv. Jeff Chandler, Special Agent Alabama Attorney General’s Office, Retired

Inv. Susan Smith, Special Agent Alabama Attorney General’s Office, Retired

Lenon Jenkins, Retired State Trooper Alabama Department of Public Safety

Gene Small, Retired State Trooper Alabama Department of Public Safety

Jerry Elliott, Retire State Trooper Alabama Department of Public Safety

Inv. Mitch Latta, Retired, Oneonta Police Department

Chris Cotten, Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office, Retired

Billy Irvin, Alabama Department of Public Safety, Retired

Inv. Gene Sisson, Special Agent Alabama Attorney General’s Office, Retired

Lt. Keith Atkinson, Oneonta Police Department, Retired

James “Jimbo” Kent, Blount County Sheriff’s Office, Retired

Sgt. Inv. Brian Ratliff, Blount County Sheriff’s Office, Retired

Metz Davis, Birmingham Police Department- Retired K9 Officer

Lt. Terry Sherbet, Investigator, Blount County Sheriff's Office, Retired

David Beck, Correctional Officer, Federal Bureau of Prisons, Retired

Capt. Roy Smith, Alabama Department of Public Safety, Retired

Shelly Linderman, Director Wiregrass Angel House

Lt. Everette Johnson, Montgomery Police Department, Retired, Past-President Alabama State FOP

Phillip Freeman, Alabama Fire Marshal Ret.

Officer Lynn Nixon, Birmingham Police Department, Ret.

Jaye Loggins, Chief of Police, Mountain Brook, Ret.

Jimmy Baldwin, Chief of Police, Oneonta

Thomas Crow, Birmingham Police Department

Alabama Corrections Officer Association

Casey will face former Alabama Supreme Court Justice Jay Mitchell and Chief Counsel to outgoing Attorney General Steve Marshall Katherine Robertson in the Republican primary on May 19, 2026.

For more information on Pamela Casey's campaign, visit PamelaCasey.com or follow her on social media.