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Blue Line 5k Run
10-year old, Zechariah Cartledge, joined us during the Blue Line 5K to pay his respect to police officers who died in the line of duty. Each mile he runs is for a fallen deputy. Thank you for your commitment to Law Enforcement, Zechariah! The PBSO Team really appreciates it!In Memory of 2 Fallen Deputies
Today, March 25th, we honor the memory of two fallen officers who gave their lives to protect the citizens of Palm Beach County. ANITA KAREN POSPISIL End of Watch Tuesday, March 24, 1992 JAMES STEPHEN FOGLEMAN End of Watch Monday, March 25, 1963Memorial planned for K9 Cigo
Sheriff Ric Bradshaw shares details about the Memorial planned for K9 Cigo, scheduled for Thursday, Jan.10th at 10AM at Coral Sky Amphitheatre.Fallen Officer Toy Drive BBQ
There are over 1,000 fallen officers' children in the United States. This month, in partnership with the Palm Beach County Police Benevolent Association we hosted a Toy Drive BBQ at Lake Lytal Park to collect toys and donations for the fallen officer’s families. Between Palm Beach County and Broward County, we were able to collect well over 1,000 toys to assist with toy deliveries. That’s what the holidays are all about!End of Watch ceremony 2018
Traditions are not always fun, but they are almost always born from love. This is the 11th year anniversary of the passing of Deputy Jonathan Wallace and Deputy Donta Manuel. We remember them daily, we love them always and we will honor them forever. End of Watch Nov. 28, 2007.
PBSO Welcomes United States Army Sgt. Richard “Tiny” Sowell
PBSO Welcomes United States Army Sgt. Richard “Tiny” Sowell, killed in action on Saipan on July 7, 1944. Lewis Sowell, Jr., Sgt. Sowell’s nephew, was contacted by the military in 2015 and advised that they had possibly found some remains and asked for a sample of his DNA, which he provided. On June 30, 2017 the match was confirmed.
Today, We Remember Fallen hero, George C. Douglass
Today, Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office remembers with pride their fallen hero, George C. Douglass. PBSO Deputy Sheriff George C. Douglass was appointed as Deputy Sheriff only five weeks before his death. He was reluctant to take the position and did so only when requested by unanimous vote of the council. On August, 27, 1921, Deputy George C. Douglass was shot trying to arrest a theft suspect near South Bay. To serve and protect was his oath, to honor him is our...
Honoring A Memory of True Valor | Deputy Frederick Baker
On the important date of January 9, almost 100 years ago, Deputy Frederick Baker led a group of men on one of the bravest missions in Palm Beach Sheriff office history. He paid dearly with his life but his act of bravery, will never be forgotten. Fallen Deputy Frederick Baker who was shot and killed while attempting to arrest a group of fugitives in the Everglades, 25 miles north of West Palm Beach. This gang was wanted for crimes spanning several...
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