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Palm Beach County Police Benevolent Association

Palm Beach County Police Benevolent Association

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The Palm Beach County Police Benevolent Association is an association for law enforcement personnel in Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, and
Indian River counties.

Sent on behalf of Sheriff Ric Bradshaw …

The Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office continues to grieve the profound loss of our three motor deputies who were tragically killed on November 21, 2024 and November 25, 2024, in a devastating crash caused by a woman named Corrinne Blue. Their service and sacrifice will never be forgotten.

The announcement by the State Attorney’s Office and the Florida Highway Patrol that the driver has been charged with three counts of Vehicular Homicide marks an important step in the judicial process. While no legal outcome can ever replace the lives lost or ease the pain felt by their families, loved ones, and our agency, we remain committed to seeing this case through the justice system.

This tragedy serves as a reminder of the very real and deadly consequences of distracted driving. We urge every driver to remain focused behind the wheel because one moment of inattention can change lives forever.

We continue to stand with the families of our fallen deputies and honor their legacy through our service each and every day.
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Today, the Palm Beac

Today, the Palm Beach County PBA proudly recognizes Florida Law Enforcement Appreciation Day.

We stand in support of the dedicated men and women who protect, serve, and keep our communities safe every day.

We appreciate all that you do!

#PBA #palmbeach #PBAProud #lawenforcement #PBAStrong #florida
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