Holiday Kindness at Belle Glade Elementary
Deputies from the West Detention Center spread some holiday kindness by bringing Christmas Toys for kids at Belle Glade Elementary School. ????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.PAL Trunk And Treat
The PAL kids from our After School Mentoring Program got a real treat from our Trunk And Treat event. Our deputies gave out candy and treats to 65 children in Belle Glade.Deputy saves choking child
Deputy Read encountered a choking 5-month-old boy and saved his life, just one example of how we serve our community.
National Night Out Against Crime
We invite you all tomorrow to our Annual National Night Out Against Crime, a family fun night of crime prevention, food, bounce houses, animal petting and more. We'll be at Target Superstore (10155 Okeechobee Blvd in Royal Palm Beach) from 5 to 9PM. FRI, OCT 12 AT 5:00 PM EDT Royal Palm Beach - Night Out 10155 Okeechobee Blvd, Royal Palm Beach, FL 33411-1404, United States
Frontier Elementary Students honor Deputies
Yesterday, on 9/11, the Safety Patrol students at Frontier Elementary School, in Loxahatchee honored their local PBSO and PBCFR on Patriot Day. The students collected different items and put together a gift basket along with homemade cards thanking the deputies for their service. Members from PBSO District 15 as well as their School Resource Deputy visited with the students and were presented with their gifts.
Persons of interest wanted – stolen credit cards
MEDIA ADVISORY Persons of interest wanted for fraudulent use of stolen credit cards. An unknown male and female were captured on surveillance video using the victims stolen credit cards at multiple Murphy Oil gas stations, a Walmart in Royal Palm Beach and a Walmart located on Haverhill Road. This incident occurred on September 3, 2018. 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” for your Apple or Android Smart Phone...
