CAMDEN COUNTY, Mo. — The Camden County Prosecutor race is heating up, with multiple contenders to be listed on the Aug. 5 primary ballot. One of them is Osage Beach lawyer Cole Bradbury.
Cole Bradbury is a graduate of the University of Missouri School of Law with honors (Order of the Barristers) and a past Associate Editor for the Missouri Law Review. Prior to attending law school, he served as an aide to Governor Matt Blunt (R-Stafford).
Professionally, Bradbury is an attorney with Curran, Bridges & Bridges in Osage Beach. He has experience handling criminal, employment, contract and real estate cases.
Bradbury says he has a proven track record of winning cases for individuals and businesses, before judges and juries.
“Our community needs leaders who will uphold the Constitution and rule of law,” Bradbury said. “As Prosecuting Attorney, I will focus on enforcing the laws as written to protect our citizens.”
The past Secretary of the Camden County Republican Club, Bradbury also sits on the University of Missouri Extension Council for Camden County (including the 4-H Scholarship Committee). He is a life member of the Republican National Lawyers Association and a member of the Missouri Bar Association and the 26th Circuit Bench & Bar Association.
“Camden County needs strong leadership in the Prosecuting Attorney’s Office,” Bradbury said. “With my trial experience and time spent with business and community leaders, I can represent Camden County in the courtroom in a way no other candidate can. I would be honored to be voted the Republican nominee on August 5.”
Cole Bradbury can be reached through his website at www.electbradbury.com or by email at electbradbury@gmail.com.
