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Current news, events and public information from the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office.

Thanks for the Brownies, Ms. Weiss!

While setting up a staging site for our community's peaceful protesters, Ms. Weiss drove by, said hi, and went home to bake us fresh brownies and banana bread. She then came back and brought it to us still hot to show us her appreciation for PBSO. Thank you!  

Summer Food Program Continues

School is over, but the Food Distribution Program continues throughout the summer on Tuesdays & Thursdays in 52 locations, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Each day, parents who pick up food will receive a kit with three days’ worth of meals for each child. For more info: https://t.co/zdMjBHFCF0?amp=1

Community Support for PBSO

There has been an outpouring of letters, emails, and direct messages from the community to express their unconditional support for PBSO. We can't tell you how good it feels to know that you have our back as much as we have yours. This message is from a former student to one of our Detectives.  

Help Find Stolen Baby Sheep

Call it symbolic, but there is a lost sheep out there. Scared and afraid, this little sheep was taken from his home and his Mom in Loxahatchee last week. The suspects disassembled the fence to force entry. The world is a scary place and some may relate. But in times like these, we must come together as a community and help those who are lost and afraid. This sheep is only a few weeks old and could die if not protected, cared...

Walmart Looters Busted

We have all seen the videos of people looting stores around the nation, but not many see what could be the consequences. On Sunday, May 31, 2020, at around 11:30 pm, we responded to a Walmart in Forest Hill Blvd in reference to a large mob looting the store. The Walmart Asset Protection Manager explained that at around 11:00 pm, he saw an unknown white vehicle in the parking lot, but the store was closed at this time and he did...

Baby June – 2 Years Ago

Exactly two years ago, on June 1st, 2018 a baby was found floating in the waters of Boyton Beach Inlet. Someone has to know what happened to her. That day, an off-duty Boynton Beach Firefighter was boating on the ocean side of the Boynton Beach Inlet when he saw what appeared to be a body floating. When he got closer, he confirmed it was the body of an infant who was believed to be less than fourteen days old. Today, that infant, who...