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WJHG-TV
A new investment by Florida's governor will soon help give free tuition to families of fallen first responders. Walton County Sheriff and President of the Florida Sheriff's Association, Mike Adkinson, went on to say "We thank Governor Rick Scott and are grateful to the Constitution Revision Commission for considering this proposal as it truly does the right thing for our heroes and their families."
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FSA
Thanksgiving is a time of thankfulness in which family and friends gather together to reflect on their past year. ... Before traveling long distances, be sure to make sure your family's vehicle is in proper working condition. While on the road, be cautious of heavy traffic and inattentive drivers.
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Added Protection: DEW Ballistic Doors
Used extensively by law enforcement throughout the USA, the DEW PD series of ballistic door panels provides ready-to-use protection when needed.
The NIJ level IIIA, III and IV panels are available as a vehicle OEM factory installed option or can easily be retrofitted to your existing fleet. Learn more here!
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Florida Today
"Thank you for the world that we live in today," Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey told the audience, speaking of military veterans. "Thank you for protecting my family, and everybody else's family. Thank you for protecting our Constitution, the fiber of our great nation."
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TechBeat Magazine via PoliceOne
To bridge the information gap between science and law enforcement and help agencies and officers understand the issues, Ryan Lee Scott, Deputy Sheriff with the Alachua County Sheriff's Office in Gainesville, Florida, developed an educational workshop, Firearms Training and Hearing Loss, a 90-minute presentation he has been providing free to law enforcement agencies around the state of Florida, traveling to about 30 agencies thus far, along with organizations such as the Fraternal Order of Police and Police Benevolent Association.
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Join the fight against crime ... become a member of the FSA!
The Sheriffs of Florida invite you to join them in the fight against crime by becoming a member of the Florida Sheriffs Association. Founded in 1893, the Florida Sheriffs Association is one of the largest and most successful state law enforcement associations in the nation. With your help, FSA supports the needs of law enforcement communities across the state. If you are already an FSA member, please share with family and friends the value of becoming a new member today! Click here to find out more about the benefits of becoming a member of the FSA!
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Traditionally agencies deal with several different manufacturers, vendors and installers to purchase and up-fit their vehicles which takes longer to get the vehicle on the road. Enforcement One has simplified this process by partnering with manufacturers and vendors for a one stop shop delivering your vehicle ready for the road.
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Sun State has a long-standing relationship with government and municipal customers, with complete knowledge of common and special specifications on every aspect of truck and trailer applications. With an in-house fabrication shop, service, and parts, we can provide a true custom solution to all your equipment needs. See More
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FSA
The Sheriffs of Florida will never forget the sacrifice their deputies and their families have made to uphold our laws and protect society. Their names have been inscribed on the Florida Sheriffs Law Enforcement Memorial and the National Law Enforcement Memorial and in our hearts forever. This week we ask you to pause for a moment to remember these officers and their service to our state and nation.
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WESH-TV via Tveyes
Flagler County is having deputies meet with church leaders this week. The pastor at Coast Lutheran Church says he's considering locking the front doors or buying new doors that lock from the outside. Sheriff Rick Staley says churches may even consider armed security, and should have an emergency plan in place.
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Officer.com
An elderly woman was rescued by two Hillsborough County Sheriff's deputies from a submerged vehicle Saturday evening. Deputies Trent Migues and Benjamin Thompson were in the area when 82-year-old Leona Evans crashed her SUV into a Plant City pond.
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WKMG-TV
Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood successfully pulled a knife away from a suicidal man Thursday evening after leading authorities on a low-speed chase through DeLand. Chitwood was in the area after leaving the Volusia County Fair, and was contacted by the man's mother while authorities were attempting to stop the truck. The sheriff was able to call the man and get him to stop, according to the report.
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