Current news, events and public information from the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office.
Baby June found one year ago
Tomorrow marks the one year anniversary since Baby June was found in the Boynton Beach Inlet by an off-duty firefighter. A reward up to $10,000 is offered to anyone who can help identify who is Baby June and where her parents are. She was suffocated, thrown into the ocean and after one year since we found her, we still need answers. Today we held a press conference with the detectives about updated information on the investigation of Baby June's death:
U.S. DOT awards PBSO Grant
The Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office was awarded a grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Railroad Administration, to address railway trespassing in the City of Lake Worth Beach. The proposed project will address railway trespassing in the City of Lake Worth Beach, home to three miles of FEC railway and three miles of SFRTA/Tri-Rail Commuter railway, through enforcement activities and community awareness. The Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office will work closely with project partners at South Florida Regional Transportation Authority...PBSO invited to Inter-faith Dinner
Thank you to The Al-Amin Center of Florida for inviting us to their Annual Inter-faith Dinner. Hundreds of members of the Mosque attended as well as invited guests from other religious communities. The Al-Amin center does this every year to promote mutual coexistence and harmony.Christy Luna: Missing 35 years ago
8-year-old Marjorie "Christy" Luna went missing 35 years ago, today. Join us as we explore the details of this case with detectives and with Christy's mother, Jennie. Together, we could help solve this case and help bring Christy home. Watch "The Lead Episode 2" about her story on YouTube: See all PBSO videos on our PBSO TV channel!
PBSO Deputies attend Career Day
PBSO West Detention Center deputies attended Career Day at Gove Elementary in Belle Glade. The Deputies engaged with students in various activities such as introducing themselves in Spanish and educated the students about the role of Sheriff's Office deputies with an interactive worksheet. Towards the end of the Career Day event, the deputies did a magnificent job by impressing on the students to hold themselves accountable in becoming productive citizens and participating in a pledge. The students were happy to seal their...
