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

PBSO Helps With Smoke Detectors

All in the name of safety. The Palm Beach Sheriff's Office teamed up with The American Red Cross, The United Way, and Palm Beach County Fire Rescue to install free smoke detectors for residents in Sand and Sea Village in Boynton Beach, Florida.  

PBSO Increases Moffett Murder Reward to $25,000

The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office announced an increase in the reward, that people are eligible for, for information in the Cynthia Moffett case. Moffett was murdered on March 23, 2006 at the Forest Oaks Golf Club in Wellington, Florida. The amount has increased to $25,000.

PBSO Helps Immigrant Family

The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office was notified of a local needy Venezuelan Immigrant family. PBSO deputies and donors pitched in with food, furniture and clothing to help out the family with their new lives in America.

A PBSO Correction Officer and his family share an inspiring story

A PBSO Correction Officer and his family share an inspiring story. "As we were attempting to go through garage and storage to prepare for a huge garage sale…we asked our 11 year son, Evan what he would like to do with all his old toys, games, etc. The choices were that we could sell it all at our garage sale and he could use the money to purchase whatever he wanted with the money…OR….he could donate them all to kids that...

Shooting in Belle Glade

Just before 9:00 pm, deputies responded to a report of shooting in the 800 block of SW Ave D, Belle Glade. When deputies arrived they located a male shot in the lower torso. The male was transported to a local hospital for treatment. No suspect information or motive known at this time. No witnesses. Detectives from the Violent Crimes Division and Crime Scene Investigators are currently in route to the scene to investigate further. If anyone has information about this shooting they are...

Scam Alert

On January 22nd, a victim reported receiving a call from a suspect whom identified himself as Lt. Cross, with the Palm Beach County Sheriff Office. The suspect told the victim a warrant was issued for his arrest for failure to attend jury duty, but the matter could be resolved if a fine of $5,555.00 was paid. The suspect instructed the victim to purchase prepaid NetSpend Reloadit with a $500 value each and call back with the authorization number. Once the authorization is...