Four labor unions inside the Dallas County Sheriff’s department will openly denounce Sheriff Lupe Valdez at a press conference to be held on the steps of the Frank J. Crowley Courthouse at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday morning.

In an interview with the Dallas Blog, Scott Evans, the president of the Dallas County Sheriff’s Association, said: “all four labor unions are coming together to discuss their dissatisfaction of Sheriff Lupe Valdez and the current (Dallas County Sheriff’s department) administration.”

Mr. Evans cited Ms. Valdez’s poor leadership qualities, alleged ineptitude, and her decision to hire staff from people outside of the Dallas County Sheriff’s department, as reasons for their complaints.

Representatives from the four labor unions include, the Dallas County Sheriff’s Association, DCPOA ([mostly African-American] Police Officers Association), LPOA (Latino Police Officers Association), and the Fraternal Order of Police.

The Dallas Blog has also learned that a member of the LPOA will speak on behalf of the entire group. Hence, a Hispanic member will publicly castigate Sheriff Lupe Valdez, who is also a Hispanic.

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