Join your local True Texas Project group for a timely presentation!

We will be hearing from Scott London, a former Sheriff, and Constitutional speaker, about the relationship between law enforcement, citizens, and constitutional rights. Sometimes we need a refresher on what is expected of us as citizens and what is allowed for law enforcement as our “public servants”. This presentation examines where liberty, lawful authority, and public trust intersect in real-world decisions. Drawing from executive leadership, constitutional teaching, police instruction and field-tested experience, Scott London offers practical lessons on restraint, discretion, and the meaning of an officer’s oath.

Speakers: Scott London
Thursday, May 21st
La Quinta Inn Granbury, 880 Harbor Lakes Dr Granbury, TX 76048
PLEASE NOTE THE TIME CHANGE GOING FORWARD:
12:00pm – Prayer & fellowship (open to all)
1:00pm-2:30pm – meeting
No dues. No fees. No memberships. No RSVPs

About Scott M London:
Scott London is a Texas Chief Deputy Constable and former Sheriff with executive law-enforcement leadership experience across two states, constitutional teaching experience, and years of public presentation on liberty, lawful authority, and public trust.
Professional Background – Entered Law-Enforcement in 1997 | Police Instructor since 2005 Former Sheriff, Eddy County, New Mexico | Chief Deputy Constable, Hood County Precinct 4, Texas TCOLE PID 264343