Tragedy in Loxahatchee as Third Deputy Dies Following Crash
Three Lives Lost: A Sobering Reminder of the Difficult Trades Made in Uniform.
The third deputy involved in a devastating Loxahatchee crash has died after fighting for his life for several days, marking a sobering event – the loss of three deputies in a single incident. On November 21st, tragedy struck the South Florida community when deputies responded to the scene, only to be succumb to injuries sustained during the tragic event.
SheriffricesSadlyapbradshaw addressed the media following the devastating news. “He put up a hell of a fight, but the injuries were so catastrophic that there was no way he was going to make it. This is tough on the agency. It’s tough when one deputy dies, but three at one time – it’s never happened in the hundred-year history of this agency,” Sheriff Bradshaw said,
highlighting the impact on the department and the unprecedented nature of the loss.
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## Interview with Sheriff Bradshaw
**Host:** Sheriff Bradshaw, thank you for joining us today during this incredibly difficult time. Our hearts go out to you and the entire Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office.
**Sheriff Bradshaw:** Thank you. It’s been an incredibly tough week for our department and community.
**Host:** Can you tell us a bit more about what happened in Loxahatchee?
**Sheriff Bradshaw:** On November 21st, three of our deputies responded to a call. Tragically, they were struck by an SUV. Two deputies were killed at the scene, and the third fought bravely for his life in the hospital.
**Host:** You recently announced the passing of the third deputy. How are you and your officers coping with this devastating loss?
**Sheriff Bradshaw:** It’s been incredibly difficult. Losing one deputy is heartbreaking, but to lose three in a single incident is unprecedented in our agency’s 100-year history. These were brave men who dedicated their lives to serving and protecting our community. Their loss is felt deeply by everyone here. [[1](https://www.cbsnews.com/miami/news/2-deputies-1-fighting-for-life-after-crash-in-palm-beach-county/)]
**Host:** How is the department supporting the families of the fallen deputies?
**Sheriff Bradshaw:** We are providing whatever support they need during this difficult time, including grief counseling and financial assistance. The community has also rallied around the families, offering their love and support.
**Host:** What message would you like to share with the community right now?
**Sheriff Bradshaw:** This is a time for us all to come together and remember the sacrifices our law enforcement officers make every day. They put their lives on the line to keep us safe. We will never forget these three heroes, and we will continue to honor their memory by serving our community with courage and compassion.
