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'''Frederick Mumphrey Alexander''' (born [[1966]]) is a [[Fairfield Police Department|Fairfield police]] officer and a candidate for the [[Alabama House of Representatives]] [[House District 52|District 52]] seat held by 7-term incumbent [[John Rogers]] in the [[2010 primary elections|2010 Democratic primary]]. | [[Image:Frederick_Alexander.jpg|right|225px|thumb|Frederick Alexander]] | ||
'''Frederick Mumphrey Alexander''' (born [[1966]]) is a [[Fairfield Police Department|Fairfield police]] officer and was a candidate for the [[Alabama House of Representatives]] [[House District 52|District 52]] seat held by 7-term incumbent [[John Rogers]] in the [[2010 primary elections|2010 Democratic primary]]. | |||
Alexander has an associates degree in criminal justice from [[Jefferson State Junior College]] and served in the U. S. Army Reserve. Before joining [[Fairfield]]'s force, Alexander spent seventeen years with the [[Birmingham Police Department]], stationed to the [[Birmingham Police Department West Precinct|West Precinct]]. For 14 years he worked an off-duty security detail at the [[Powderly Library]]. He also coached the [[West End Panthers]] of the [[Magic City Youth Football League]]. | Alexander has an associates degree in criminal justice from [[Jefferson State Junior College]] and served in the U.S. Army Reserve. Before joining [[Fairfield]]'s force, Alexander spent seventeen years with the [[Birmingham Police Department]], stationed to the [[Birmingham Police Department West Precinct|West Precinct]]. For 14 years he worked an off-duty security detail at the [[Powderly Library]]. He also coached the [[West End Panthers]] of the [[Magic City Youth Football League]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:43, 28 September 2023
Frederick Mumphrey Alexander (born 1966) is a Fairfield police officer and was a candidate for the Alabama House of Representatives District 52 seat held by 7-term incumbent John Rogers in the 2010 Democratic primary.
Alexander has an associates degree in criminal justice from Jefferson State Junior College and served in the U.S. Army Reserve. Before joining Fairfield's force, Alexander spent seventeen years with the Birmingham Police Department, stationed to the West Precinct. For 14 years he worked an off-duty security detail at the Powderly Library. He also coached the West End Panthers of the Magic City Youth Football League.
References
- Ruisi, Anne (March 30, 2010) "2010 Legislative elections - Frederick Alexander seeks State House District 52." Birmingham News
- "Alexander Announced Candidacy for Alabama State Representative, District 52." (April 8, 2010) Birmingham Times