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Members, please be advised that the Emergency Number (561) 371-7200 is for CRITICAL INCIDENTS ONLY. Our attorney(s) should ONLY be contacted after hours for critical incidents; that is, an officer-involved shooting, an in-custody death, an on-duty vehicle accident with injuries or if Internal Affairs investigators are responding right now to an incident. Any matter that is NOT a critical incident, please contact the PBA Office (561)689-3745 during regular business hours.
Palm Beach County Police Benevolent Association
The Palm Beach County Police Benevolent Association is an association for law enforcement personnel in Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, and
Indian River counties.
Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate the 18th Annual Policemen’s Ball with us—it truly was an amazing evening. The energy, elegance, and incredible people in the room made it one of our best yet.
We’re so grateful for our supporters and sponsors who continue to stand with us and help us honor the very best of the best. Already looking forward to doing it all again next year.
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🕯💙EOW: April 7, 2019💙🕯
The Palm Beach County PBA honors the life and sacrifice of Detective Bud Backherms, who passed away from complications related to a gunshot wound sustained in the line of duty 29 years earlier.
Detective Backherms was shot while attempting to stop an armed robbery in South Bay. Despite his injuries, he was able to call for help and provide critical information that led to the suspects’ arrests.
A U.S. Marine Corps veteran, he served 18 years with the PBSO - Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office and 26 years in law enforcement before medically retiring.
We honor his courage, resilience, and lifelong dedication to service.
Rest in peace, Detective Backherms. You will never be forgotten.
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