Ali Sheikhani has made history as the first Pakistani-American Republican to serve as Constable of Precinct 3 in Fort Bend County, Texas. His swearing-in ceremony marked a significant moment for diverse communities in leadership positions.
During the event, Sheikhani took the oath of office with his hand on the Holy Quran, vowing to uphold the laws of Texas and the United States. He expressed his commitment to combat crime and serve the community with integrity and dedication.
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Surrounded by his family, Sheikhani expressed gratitude for the trust placed in him, promising to work diligently to ensure safety and justice for all.
With a wealth of experience in law enforcement, Sheikhani brings invaluable expertise to his new role. He emphasized his dedication to accountable leadership and building trust between law enforcement and the community. His focus will be on creating a safe and secure environment for the residents of Precinct 3.
Sheikhani’s appointment marks a step forward in promoting diversity and inclusion in public service. His achievement serves as an inspiration for others to break barriers and make meaningful contributions to their communities.
As the new constable, Sheikhani is determined to strengthen community relationships and ensure effective law enforcement, setting a strong example of leadership and service. His commitment and vision are expected to have a lasting impact on Fort Bend County.
