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A pivotal experience involving a 17-year-old whose probation was revoked propelled her into politics.
"He was charged with burglary of a building for stealing not even $20 worth of candy out of the concession stand is high school and ended up in prison for two years on revocation," Crockett said during a recent interview with the Gazette as she was preparing to travel to D.C. for orientation for new House members.
“I am truly humbled by the confidence that my colleagues have placed in me,” Crockett told The Dallas Morning News in a prepared statement. “While I am focused on having a successful transition, I look forward to using this position in leadership to advocate for this historic class of new members and ensuring that Texas priorities are prioritized.”