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Deputy Dennis Wallace Killed While On Duty

Our heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of Deputy Sheriff Dennis Wallace from the Stanislaus Sheriff's Office, a 20 year veteran who died Nov 13th. While investigating a suspicious vehicle dispatchers alerted him the vehicle was stolen, he then requested backup. When the second Deputy arrived on the scene he discovered Deputy Wallace. He was shot twice in the head from point blank range. The suspect fled in the stolen car, later carjacking a second vehicle. Later that day the suspect was apprehended...

Two Suspects Wanted For Home Invasion

Deputies Locate Suspect Wanted for Early Morning Home Invasion. Two male suspects dressed in tactical/swat gear forced their way into a residence in the 17300 block of 72nd Rd North, Loxahatchee. Both males had gloves and masks and were armed with handguns. During the incident, the homeowner retuned home and confronted the suspects. The suspects took off and the homeowner followed them. The homeowner called 911 and advised dispatch where the suspects were headed. Road Patrol deputies and the helicopter were...

PBSO Detectives are investigating an early morning shooting.

PBSO Detectives are investigating an early morning shooting. On October 30, 2016, at 4:45 am, Deputies and PBCFR responded to the 700 block of S. Military Trail, WPB, in reference to a shooting that just occurred. Upon their arrival the adult male victim was located outside the front entrance with a gunshot wound to the torso. He was transported to a local hospital where he is listed in stable condition. No witnesses were located or identified. No motive known. Anyone with information is urged...

Shooting in Lake Worth

Detectives are Investigating a Shooting that occurred in the 2000 block of 10th Ave North, Lake Worth. On Tuesday, October 25, 2016, at about 9:50 pm, deputies responded to a 911 call in reference to a male having been shot in the parking lot of 2001 10th Avenue North, Lake Worth. Upon arrival, the victim was discovered with a gunshot wound to the torso. He was transported to a local hospital and his injuries are believed to be non-life-threatening. The investigation...

Deputy makes a difference in the lives of three children

Deputy AGAIN makes the difference in the lives of three children. Cpl. Cullen and D/S White picked up the children they assisted with Halloween costumes last year, had breakfast at Cracker Barrel, shopped for school supplies and visited Party City to pick this year’s Halloween costumes. The kids, ages: 6, 7, and 9 chose to be Supergirl, Batman and Superman. The kids had smiles from ear to ear. Last Halloween… https://youtu.be/nSUAiROnJrU D/S Brian Cullen discovered two children walking to school had no...

Never Forget Organization Presents Award to PBSO

On 9/11/16, members of the “Never Forget” organization visited deputies at the Greenacres District to pay tribute to Law Enforcement in remembrance of 911. The family presented a framed award to PBSO in honor of their service to the community. The founder of this organization, Sam Veguilla, was celebrating his birthday yesterday. He said, there could be no greater birthday gift than to pay tribute to the heroes of our country that we will Never Forget.

A Letter of Gratitude

"Dear Sheriff Bradshaw I would like to extend my deepest gratitude to your fellow sheriffs, Brian and Denise. They were spotted by my children near our neighborhood and graciously came to my home to visit with my sweet mom. My mother lives with us and she suffers from Alzheimer's. She's only 71 years old and already she requires assistance for everything. She cannot say much as all her words are jumbled, but when she does, she will mention her childhood horse and...

Whole foods Raises Funds For PBSO

Whole Foods, in Palm Beach County, is giving 5% of today's net sales to The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Foundation to help raise funds. As part of the fundraiser, PBSO held family friendly events at Whole Foods across the county.

Lancelot, a Retired Horse from the PBSO Mounted Unit

We love keeping up with our retired Deputies. A loving Fan sent us this letter: “I wonder if you could pass these photos of your retired horse Lancelot. There is a group of us who groom horses every Wednesday at the Retirement Home for Horses in Alachua. Lance is one of our favorites. The lady in purple is his adopted mom, Sue. She really spoils him with carrots, apples and his favorite, bananas. We want to let you know that he is...