Sheriff Ric Bradshaw and other community leaders were acknowledged at the City of Belle Glade's Fall Luncheon for their partnership and support of various programs. A special thanks to Belle Glade Mayor Steve Wilson, South Bay Mayor Joe Kyles, and Pahokee Vice Mayor Clara “Tasha” Murvin for being there to present the plaque.
Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office
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To serve and protect citizens of Palm Beach County.
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The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office has over 3,400 dedicated and professional employees waiting to help you in any way. This agency is built on a foundation of trust and performance achieved through the setting of goals and the willingness to adapt. New ideas are not only welcome; but they are a necessity to guarantee our success in the future.
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Due to rising global tensions and hate crimes, the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office is enhancing its presence around temples, mosques and religious establishments to support the safety of all worshippers and residents. PBSO is committed to upholding a peaceful and secure community. Residents are encouraged to report any and all suspicious activity through by downloading our new app “PBSO” for your Apple or Android Smart Phone and using the “See Something” feature. Downloaded from www.pbsoapp.com.
In the wake of escalating global tensions and a disturbing rise in hate crimes, the safeguarding of our community’s peace and unity is paramount. Hence, I am augmenting our presence around temples, mosques, and other religious establishments to ensure the safety and well-being of all worshippers and residents. Our unwavering mission at the Sheriff’s Office is to maintain a peaceful and secure community. Our devoted Deupites are on duty around the clock, endeavoring to sustain a harmonious atmosphere for every individual within Palm Beach County. The importance of community vigilance cannot be stressed enough during these times. We strongly encourage our residents to embody the principle of “See Something, Say Something.” Your prompt reporting of any suspicious activity is a crucial component of our collective security and well-being. Your eyes and ears are a vital extension of our law enforcement efforts. By standing united and promptly reporting concerns, we reinforce the safety net that keeps Palm Beach County a safe and welcoming haven for all. Thank you for your ongoing vigilance and cooperation. Together, we create a resilient community that stands as a beacon of peace amidst the turmoil. Stay safe, Sheriff Ric Bradshaw
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We are such a diverse County and we want to celebrate that! In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept. 15- Oct. 15), we proudly recognize our Hispanic deputies who serve not only our agency but also our diverse communities. We will be highlighting a few of our superstars for their dedication and contributions to our county. #PBSOproud
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Today marks three years since the passing of Deputy Sheriff Angela Chavers from PBSO Corrections. She bravely served her community and tragically lost her life to COVID-19 during an outbreak on September 12, 2020. Deputy Chavers had served our agency for 18 years and was assigned to the Inmate Management Division. Let us honor her memory and the dedication she showed to keeping us safe.
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Wise words from Sheriff Ric Bradshaw.
With over 50 years in law-enforcement experience, I take pride in the men and women who decide to put their lives at risk every day in order to protect the communities they serve. These young recruits will need to prove themselves for the next 12 months before they get to officially serve in the greatest law-enforcement agency in the state.
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A message from Sheriff Ric Bradshaw.
I'm proud to announce that this morning, on September 5, 2023, at 5:00 am, more than 40 of our exceptional deputies, along with a skilled logistical support team, embarked on a mission to Taylor County from Lake Lytal Park. Upon reaching their destination, our PBSO team will collaborate closely with Taylor County Emergency Operation Officials. Our objective is to assist with law enforcement duties and contribute to the ongoing disaster relief efforts. In times of crisis, it's essential for communities to come together and offer support. I want to express my gratitude to our deputies and support staff who have willingly stepped forward to provide aid. We stand united, and we are committed to serving and protecting, no matter where that calling takes us.
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I am incredibly proud to share with you all some remarkable achievements of our men and women in uniform. According to a recent article by the Palm Beach Post, our Sheriff's Office has been leading the state in the increase of risk-protection orders over the past two years. These orders are a crucial tool in preventing potential violent incidents and keeping our community safe. As I told the Palm Beach Post, "It’s prevented something bad from happening. You can’t prove a negative, but it takes away the likelihood of something happening." I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude to our deputies, clinical therapists, and all the staff involved in making our community a safer place to live, work, and raise a family. Let's continue to work together to make Palm Beach County an example for others to follow. Here is the article:https://lnkd.in/eKikSsGa Stay safe and take care, Sheriff Ric Bradshaw
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I am so very proud of all my deputies that worked together to apprehend these individuals coming on to our beaches.
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🚨 ALERT: Beware of the Surge in Phone Scams! 🚨 📣 Attention Palm Beach County residents! We want to ensure your safety and security. Sheriff Ric Bradshaw is here to discuss the alarming rise in phone scams and how to protect yourself from falling victim to these cunning schemes. 🔒 Scammers are becoming more sophisticated, using various tactics to manipulate and deceive unsuspecting individuals. It's crucial to stay vigilant and informed about the latest tricks they employ. 📹 Watch Sheriff Ric Bradshaw's video below as he sheds light on the types of phone scams circulating in our community and provides essential tips on how to stay safe: 🔍 Remember these key points: 1️⃣ **Verify Before You Trust:** Always verify the identity of the caller before sharing personal or financial information. If in doubt, hang up and contact the official organization using a trusted contact method. 2️⃣ **Government Agencies Don't Ask for Payment:** Legitimate government agencies will never ask for payment or personal information over the phone. Be cautious if you receive such requests. 3️⃣ **Protect Your Personal Info:** Never share sensitive data like Social Security numbers, bank details, or passwords with anyone over the phone. Scammers often pretend to be someone you trust. 4️⃣ **Stay Informed:** Keep up-to-date with the latest scam trends by following official sources like the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office and other law enforcement agencies. 5️⃣ **Spread the Word:** Share this video and post with your friends and family to help create awareness about phone scams. Together, we can prevent others from falling victim to these scams. Your safety is our top priority. Stay informed, stay cautious, and report any suspicious activity to our non-emergency line at [Non-Emergency Number]. Let's work together to keep our community safe from these deceptive scams! #PhoneScamAwareness #StayInformed #CommunitySafety #PalmBeachSheriffsOffice