Scam Alert
There is an imposter calling the community claiming to be Capt. Lawrence Poston from PBSO. This imposter is asking for money to avoid getting arrested and threatening to send a deputy to their residence if they don't comply. To report scams, call 1-800-458-TIPS
A Little Help
This is what makes Palm Beach County such an amazing place to live in. No matter where you go, you can always find someone to help you out. Our deputies saw someone who needed help, stepped up to the occasion and pushed their vehicle to a safe location.PBSO Honors Veterans
Sheriff Ric Bradshaw and The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office honor those men and women who served in our Armed Forces to protect each of us. We thank you on this Veterans Day!
Goddbye Mrs Hill
Our hearts are saddened with the news that Mrs. Hill is no longer with us. In May, we had the privilege to take part on celebrating her 94th birthday with a car parade. We are sending our thoughts and prayers to her family.
Please Help To Locate This Youngster’s Family
?ATTENTION? We need your help to locate this young mans family. Our deputies located him in the area of Vista Parkway. He is autistic and non-verbal. If you know who this is or know where we can locate his family/guardian, please call 561-688-3400.
Pink Patrol Car at Library Today
Today, we are at the Main Post Office in 3200 Summit Blvd, West Palm Beach, with our PINK Patrol Car for Breast Cancer Awareness. If you see us, make sure to say hi.
Officer-Involved Shooting in Lake Worth
We are working an officer-involved shooting on Meed Drive near Lake Worth Beach. Here is the Press Conference: https://t.co/jM2nicoYNT
MA20-62 – Suspects WANTED using a stolen credit card at several Walmart stores
MA20-62 For Immediate Contact: Crime Stoppers 1-800-458-TIPS Text to: tips@cspbc.com Email to: www.crimestopperspbc.com MEDIA ADVISORY Suspects WANTED using a stolen credit card at several Walmart stores. Detectives are seeking the identity of the suspects pictured below. These suspects entered several Walmart stores, helped themselves to several items and paid for them with a stolen credit card. This surveillance photo was captured on October 22, 2020 at 7:00 pm. Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-458-TIPS or you can remain ANONYMOUS by downloading our new app “PBSO”...
