FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

San Francisco Deputy Sheriffs’ Association PAC Endorses Jean Myungjin Roland and Albert “Chip” Zecher for Judge Positions

San Francisco, CA – The San Francisco Deputy Sheriffs’ Association Political Action Committee (SFDSA PAC) proudly announces its endorsement of Jean Myungjin Roland and Albert “Chip” Zecher for judge positions in the upcoming election.

Jean Myungjin Roland, a veteran prosecutor with over 22 years of experience, has demonstrated a deep commitment to serving victims with fairness and equality. Her background as the daughter of Asian immigrants and her extensive experience as a trial lawyer and Managing Attorney make her an outstanding candidate for the judiciary. If elected, Jean will bring balance and accountability to the justice system while prioritizing public safety.

Albert “Chip” Zecher, an experienced attorney dedicated to public service and justice, has shown a strong commitment to addressing the root causes of poverty, drug addiction, and homelessness. His appointment to the Board of the University of California Law San Francisco (formerly UC Hastings) by Governor Newsom and his subsequent volunteer work exemplify his dedication to making a positive impact in the community.

“The SFDSA PAC is proud to endorse Jean Myungjin Roland and Albert “Chip” Zecher for judge positions,” said Ken Lomba, President of the San Francisco Deputy Sheriffs’ Association. “Both candidates have shown a strong commitment to justice, public safety, and equality under the law. We believe they will serve the people of San Francisco with integrity and fairness.”

The SFDSA PAC encourages all voters to support Jean Myungjin Roland and Albert “Chip” Zecher in the upcoming election to ensure a justice system that serves the needs of all members of the community.

Contact:

Ken Lomba
President, San Francisco Deputy Sheriffs’ Association
415-696-2428