We need Christina Corpus for San Mateo County sheriff

May 14, 2022
May 14, 2022 Updated Apr 13, 2025
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Editor,

Capt. Christina Corpus has taken an innovative approach toward strengthening public safety and public service during her time as chief of Millbrae.

(4) comments

craigwiesner May 14, 2022 7:35am

Thanks for sharing this! I was a volunteer with Life Moves for over 20 years and am so glad to see police working with their teams. I've been very impressed with Christina Corpus as well and am glad she is running in this race.

Terence Y May 14, 2022 11:49am

Minu, that is a good example, but I’d still prefer Sheriff Bolanos, with a multi-year track record of keeping all of San Mateo County safe. 21st century policing is fine, but we still need traditional policing to keep everyone safe. Perhaps Sheriff Bolanos will expand the program if it is found to be beneficial.

Tommy Tee May 14, 2022 1:03pm

I agree, Minu. Time for a fresh perspective.

Pacman May 16, 2022 7:57pm

“This is smart policing.” it helps a vulnerable population.” I know nothing about “LifeMoves,” but if the author believes this is “smart policing” My question for Corpus (and the LTE author) is: have this “smart policing” been brought to the Sheriff's management table to discuss/implement LifeMoves throughout the communities served by the Sheriff's Office? Or is this just available in her little slice of the county?

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