28K views · 199 reactions | The Broward County Sheriff’s Office is currently searching for a suspect who shot a man while riding a jet ski. Deputies say the suspect had a verbal argument with the victim and shot him, grazing the victim’s left upper thigh. https://bit.ly/2Cc06BS | WFLA News Channel 8 | Facebook

14K views · 254 reactions | "Today is a new day for the Broward Sheriff's Office. "BSO is an agency dedicated to protecting the nearly 2 million citizens of Broward County, and all of those who visit. Public safety is our mission. Let me show you what BSO is all about." - Sheriff Gregory Tony | Broward Sheriff's Office | Facebook

Reflecting on 2024: A year of growth, dedication and service at BSO. From community outreach to groundbreaking initiatives, we’ve worked together to make Broward County safer and stronger. Here’s a look back at some of the highlights that made this year unforgettable. 🌟#BSORecap #ExcellenceInService #CommunityFirst | Broward Sheriff's Office

The Broward Sheriff’s Office is proud to lead with action, investment and a continued commitment to excellence in service. In the first six months since opening our Research, Development and Training Center (R.D.T.C.), we’ve welcomed first responders, civilian employees and partner agencies into a space designed to strengthen our organization. From classroom instruction to hands-on readiness and physical wellness, this facility is advancing the training, education and wellness of our workforce.

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The Broward Sheriff’s Office Institute for Criminal Justice Studies hosted the 80-hour FDLE CMS Defensive Tactics Instructor Course. Seven different agencies from Dade, Broward and Palm Beach Counties sent representatives to obtain certification as defensive tactics instructors. A new curriculum has been implemented to emphasize practical techniques to better equip law enforcement with the skillset to deescalate and, if necessary, take aggressive individuals into custody safely and effectively.

The Broward Sheriff’s Office never forgets its fallen heroes. Today we remember Deputy Worth Joe Edwards, who was fatally shot on March 15, 1980. Deputy Edwards joined the Broward Sheriff's Office in 1967 as a transport deputy, moving to road patrol in 1968 and then joining the civil division in 1974. A lifelong resident of Broward County and a graduate of Dillard High School, Deputy Edwards served in the United States Army and attended Florida A&M University and the Tuskegee Institute, studying