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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Jimmy Angelino⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️


👉Collin County residents know Jimmy Angelino. He has been your friend, neighbor, and community servant for decades. Now, he’s running to work for you as your new County Court at Law #5 Judge.
👉With a heart for service and a dedication to giving back, Jimmy has lived his life in service of others. First getting a taste for service in law enforcement, Jimmy worked as an officer for the Dallas Police Department for nine years, receiving two commendations for life-saving actions while in the line of duty. While working for DPD, Jimmy earned the confidence of his fellow officers when he was elected to serve as President of the Dallas Police Patrolmans’ Union for two years. In this position, Jimmy was a strong advocate for local law enforcement, representing the needs and concerns of police officers to elected officials and department heads. One of Jimmy’s proudest accomplishments in this role was successfully advocating for DPD’s approval of shorts as part of the walking uniform for downtown-based officers.
👉While serving as a police officer, Jimmy enrolled at SMU School of Law, where he received his law degree in 1995. After earning his law degree, Jimmy went back to work in service of others, being hired as an assistant district attorney in Denton County.
👉At the Denton County DA’s office, Jimmy was one of the office’s most successful attorneys, losing just three cases in his nearly twelve years as a prosecutor. Due to the complexity of intoxication offenses that came before the office, Jimmy led the drive to create a new DWI Prosecution Unit within the office. In 2000, he wrote the grant that funded the office, making Denton County just the second office in Texas to have a unit specifically focused on these types of offenses. Jimmy was responsible for leading the unit as a Chief Prosecutor and training other prosecutors and police officers in Denton County and across the nation on how to handle such cases.
👉His work for Denton County earned him multiple accolades in the community, including from Mothers Against Drunk Driving’s North Texas Chapter.
👉Jimmy later left the Denton County DA’s office to start his own private practice, which he still operates today. Jimmy has earned a reputation as a respected, successful attorney known for being a fierce advocate for his clients in the courtroom through his private practice.
👉In 2001, Jimmy decided to expand his service to others further by joining the United States Army Reserve. Jimmy was deployed to Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom with the 4th Infantry Division, Camp Speicher, Iraq. Jimmy is currently an LTC assigned as Chief of Administrative Law for the 84th Training Command, Fort Knox, Kentucky.
👉During his time on active duty, Jimmy was assigned to Trial Defense Services. He was the first chair on 21 Courts Martials, five of which were done in Iraq.
👉Jimmy is married to his wife of twelve years, Misti, and is a father of two children, Cole and Gabi. Jimmy and his family attend Prosper United Methodist Church in Prosper.
Here are Jimmy's US Decorations & Badges:
- Bronze Star
- Meritorious Service Medal (with 2 Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster)
- Army Commendation Medal (with 3 Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster)
- Army Achievement Medal (with 1 Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster)
- Army Reserve Component Achievement Medal (with 1 Silver Oak National Defense Service Medal)
- Iraq Campaign Medal (with a Bronze Star Device)
- Global War on Terrorism Service Medal
- Army Armed Forces Reserve Medal (with an M Device and Hourglass) Army Service Ribbon
- Army Overseas Service Ribbon
- Army Reserve Overseas Training Ribbon (with Numeral 3)
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