Palm Beach County Public Safety Victim Services

To empower victims of violent crimes by offering a safe, compassionate space for healing, while striving for justice and community awareness.

[Palm Beach County Public Safety Victim Services @PBCDVS]

Teal Walk 2026 #SAAM @pbcgov @WestPalmPD @PBCountySheriff @BBPD

[Palm Beach County Public Safety Victim Services @PBCDVS]

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month

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When systems work together, survivors don’t have to navigate the process alone.
Learn more: https://t.co/01zcEhtOZa

[Palm Beach County Public Safety Victim Services @PBCDVS]

💜 Purple Thursday is October 23rd!

Join us in showing support for Domestic Violence Awareness Month by wearing purple on Thursday, October 23rd.

Together, we can raise awareness and inspire change.

🔖 #DVAM2025 #PurpleThursday

[NO MORE @NOMOREorg]

Domestic violence is surrounded by myths that hurt survivors and make it harder to access support. Swipe through to learn the realities behind common misconceptions.

If you or someone you know needs help, go to the NO MORE Global Directory to find support services in 200+ countries/territories. #DVAM

[NCVLI @NCVLI]

This video is part of NCVLI’s Foundations of Representation series in the Victims’ Rights Attorney Toolkit, which equips both victim service professionals and attorneys with tools to recognize when victims’ rights may be at risk. https://t.co/26r1YLL5rf

[The School District of Palm Beach County @pbcsd]

Happy National School Lunch Week! School lunch is a critical part of the school day, providing students with the nutritional foundation they need to succeed in the classroom and build healthy habits for life.
The District provides FREE breakfast and lunch for all students each day, and we appreciate the hard work of our School Food Service teams! 🍎🍞🍽

[Palm Beach County Public Safety Victim Services @PBCDVS]

🌿 Today we honor Indigenous Peoples Day.
We recognize and celebrate the strength, resilience, and wisdom of Indigenous communities—past, present, and future.
We commit to listening, learning, and taking action to support!

#IndigenousPeoplesDay #CommunityHealing

[Palm Beach County Public Safety Victim Services @PBCDVS]

Look at our PBC Consumer Affairs Division supporting #SAAM #DenimDay25 #WeSeeYou #PBC

[Palm Beach County Public Safety Victim Services @PBCDVS]

Today in Palm Beach County we honor survivors by hosting Denim Day a event at our local libraries. Stop by a branch today to learn more! # #DenimDay @pbclibrary @pbcgov

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#SAAM remembering & honoring all the survivors #togetherwecanmakeadifference

[Lauren's Kids @LaurensKids]

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month #SAAM + Child Abuse Prevention Month — a time to take action, spread awareness + stand with survivors.

[Palm Beach County Public Safety Victim Services @PBCDVS]

Our team participated in the PRIDE Parade this past weekend! #PrideParade #Pride #Compass

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April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. April 1st is Day of Action!

Be sure to wear TEAL April 1st to show your support for survivors of sexual violence. Wearing teal raises awareness about the importances of prevention, support, and healing for survivors. #SAAM

[Palm Beach County Public Safety Victim Services @PBCDVS]

Wear Orange Tomorrow in support of Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month! #TVDAM #WearOrange #HealthyLove #HealthyRelationships

[PBSO @PBCountySheriff]

More info about recent press conference:

On Sunday, February 9, around 7:45 AM, we received a 911 call from a young woman who reported being held against her will. She was unaware of her exact location but indicated she had been confined in a house for multiple days by two men. Due to the limited information provided and the phone’s general location in a densely populated area, the situation required immediate investigative work. Deputies began searching for any signs of suspicious activity. Their observation skills led them to notice two males exhibiting suspicious behavior outside a residence (1400 block of Lake Ave, Lake Worth Beach). Upon making contact, the men appeared nervous, prompting the deputies to investigate further.

Through their diligent efforts, the deputies were able to visually confirm the presence of a female inside the residence. Recognizing the urgency of the situation, they made entry into the home and successfully located two victims of a potential human trafficking operation. Their swift and decisive actions led to the arrest of two suspects on the scene.

Detectives from the Human Trafficking Team arrived and assumed the investigation. The facts reported revealed that both victims were recruited under false pretenses and forced to perform commercial sex activity.  Detectives found probable cause to arrest Yudvin and Glin Zunigalatin with NO BOND!  Both suspects are in the United States Illegally from Guatemala. ICE detainers have been placed on both suspects.

[Palm Beach County Public Safety Victim Services @PBCDVS]

Presented by the Battered Women’s Justice Project.

Please note that space is limited! Please use the link below  or scan the QR code to register!
https://t.co/CWsw2LDqGt

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