Conservative criminal justice solutions for less crime, fewer victims, and safer communities
Joined August 2010
- Tweets 19,026
- Following 1,937
- Followers 17,640
- Likes 8,719
3,054 Photos and videos
Pinned Tweet
Apr 1
Leadership isn’t about headlines. It’s about responsibility.
Right On Crime exists because justice should never be sacrificed on the altar of politics. When prosecutions are selective, victims are sidelined, and public safety becomes ideological, communities suffer.
We believe conservative principles — accountability, limited government, strong families, and safe communities — are the solution.
From principle to policy, we work to protect victims, support law enforcement, and ensure the system serves the public.
This is leadership grounded in values. This is public safety done right. We are Right On Crime.
2
13
22
2,227
New federal charges have been brought by the DOJ against individuals involved in violent protests targeting ICE in Minnesota.
ROC Executive Director and former U.S. Attorney @tolmanbrett breaks down the legal basis for the charges on @AmericaRpts ⤵️
6
210
Protecting children shouldn't be a partisan issue.
Congress has an opportunity to unite around a common sense public safety priority: holding predators accountable while still preserving the principles of proportionality, rehabilitation, and second chances 👇
1
3
9
218
Click here to read the latest from ROC's National Policy Director @RachelWrightROC and subscribe on Substack 🗞️ open.substack.com/pub/righto…
105
Right On Crime retweeted
Jun 15
Way to go @dwighthudson! Love seeing good news on the reentry front in #Louisiana.
Jun 15
Right On Crime applauds the signing of Louisiana HB 167, a bipartisan solution that ensures people leaving prison have essential documents like IDs, birth certificates, and vocational certifications to support successful reentry 🎉👏
ROC’s @dwighthudson joined @LAGovJeffLandry at the bill signing, marking an important step in removing barriers for individuals returning to their communities.
1
1
8
675
Jun 15
Right On Crime applauds the signing of Louisiana HB 167, a bipartisan solution that ensures people leaving prison have essential documents like IDs, birth certificates, and vocational certifications to support successful reentry 🎉👏
ROC’s @dwighthudson joined @LAGovJeffLandry at the bill signing, marking an important step in removing barriers for individuals returning to their communities.
1
8
28
1,583
Jun 15
Second chance hiring doesn't end with a job offer.
Access to banking and payroll services can help employees build stability, strengthen retention, and support safer communities in the long run 💰⤵️
1
5
9
436
Jun 13
"Americans are looking for answers to violent crime that go beyond rhetoric. They want real solutions for safer neighborhoods, fewer repeat tragedies, and a justice system that works. Helping law enforcement solve violent crimes is one of the most important foundations of those outcomes." @RachelWrightROC @tolmanbrett realclearpolitics.com/articl…
3
4
14
2,290
Jun 12
"Every administration has a responsibility to adapt to the realities of the moment. Investing in secure, modern infrastructure at the White House is an investment in national security, public safety, and the resilience of our institutions." @tolmanbrett @WhiteHouse foxnews.com/opinion/critics-…
1
1
121
Right On Crime retweeted
From leadership structure to culture change, this episode of #TransparencyTalks brings you inside the first year of @BOPDepDirector Smith’s work at the Bureau of Prisons. Hear how visibility in the field, long hours, honest conversations, and frontline feedback are shaping real improvements for staff, facilities, and the communities we serve.
Watch the full episode:
bit.ly/4ajDNbc
ALT This image is a promotional graphic for "Transparency Talks, Episode 10." It features two individuals. On the left, the host is identified as William K. Marshall III, Director of BOP. On the right, the special guest is Joshua J. Smith, Deputy Director of BOP. Both individuals are in business attire, and a microphone icon is displayed next to the guest's name.
4
5
412
Jun 11
The FIFA World Cup is bringing excitement, economic opportunity, and visitors from around the globe ⚽️
But major events can also create opportunities for human traffickers looking to exploit increased demand and large crowds. ROC's Georgia State Director and @CPAC's @Frusso15 discussed how Atlanta is working to combat this threat ⤵️
5
10
561
Right On Crime retweeted
Jun 10
Grateful to the incredible law enforcement professionals across our city and state who are working tirelessly to keep fans, families, and visitors safe throughout the #FIFAWorldCup.
Excited for the world to experience the very best of the Peach State!
Jun 10
⚽ FIFA events begin in Atlanta tomorrow, and FBI Atlanta is ready.
We're working hand-in-hand with our partners at every level to help ensure a safe and fun experience for everyone.
For one of our Special Agents—who came to the U.S. on a soccer scholarship and now serves with the FBI—this assignment is especially meaningful. From chasing a dream on the field to protecting fans off it, it's a true full-circle moment.
Welcome to Atlanta, and enjoy the games! #FIFA2026
2
4
327
Jun 10
Every time a law enforcement officer is sent out into the community, there’s an inherent risk.
If something as simple as a court text reminder can prevent unnecessary trips into the field, it’s a smart, and inexpensive investment in officer safety ⬇️
3
1
4
675
Jun 10
Catch the full conversation about court text notifications on The Right On Crime Podcast: youtu.be/wUGLrunI3MU
271
Jun 10
As Utah continues to lead on criminal justice solutions that strengthen local communities, businesses like @blckriflecoffee remind us that public safety isn’t just shaped by policy, it’s shaped by people and workplaces that offer opportunity and purpose 👇
3
3
10
696
Right On Crime retweeted
Jun 9
Wow, one of my @TPPF colleagues at the @RightOnCrime initiative, @RachelWrightROC, has a great piece on the need to solve crimes - improve "clearance rates" over in @RCPolitics. Great job!
2
5
15
758
Jun 9
Families who lose loved ones to violence are not interested in political talking points or tough jargon. They want accountability. They want dangerous offenders off the streets. And they want a criminal justice system capable of preventing the next tragedy before it occurs 👇
1
9
13
2,259
Jun 9
Don’t miss the latest from ROC’s @RachelWrightROC for @RCPolitics on how the policies of the VICTIM Act would improve public safety: realclearpolitics.com/articl…
1
281