South Carolina's Fraternal Order of the Police is dedicated to the advancement and protection of law enforcement officers and the promotion of officer benefits.
Today in History: Public Law 98-534 was signed on October 19, 1984, establishing the Law Enforcement Officers Fund. Learn more about this important legislation.
Today, we remember Newberry Police Officer Henry Bluford.
On this date in 1874, a civil disturbance erupted near McKibben Street during a circus parade. Private Bluford attempted to arrest an instigator and was shot by one of the rioters and died from his injuries.
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The South Carolina Fraternal Order of Police's 2026 endorsements are Alan Wilson for Governor, David Stumbo for Attorney General, and Congressman Russell Fry for reelection. Election Day is November 3.
The National FOP Legislative Office sends out a weekly update every Friday to ensure our members are informed about the issues most important to the men and women of law enforcement. https://t.co/iOHNL1Tr8n
Cops on the Coop is coming to six Chick-fil-A locations in November! Join our law enforcement officers in supporting Special Olympics South Carolina athletes. Find an event near you.
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Correctional officers put themselves at risk every day to keep our detention centers secure. Violence against them is unacceptable, and those responsible must be held accountable.
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Today, we remember Richland County Sheriff's Department Narcotics Officer Donnie Reno Washington.
On this date in 2003, Narcotics Officer Donnie Washington was killed in a single-vehicle crash in the 3500 block of Broad River Road while on duty as an undercover narcotics officer
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Domestic violence is not a private matter—it is a community issue. Everyone deserves safety, dignity, and respect.
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Today, we remember Walterboro Police Department Patrolman William Dawson Breland, III.
On this date in 1978, Patrolman William Breland was killed in an automobile accident during a vehicle pursuit.
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The South Carolina Fraternal Order of Police proudly endorses Alan Wilson for Governor, David Stumbo for Attorney General, and Congressman Russell Fry for reelection to the U.S. House of Representatives. We look forward to working together to support law enforcement.
Our officers should never have to fear being struck by a passing vehicle while working on the roadside. Slow down, move over, and give them room to do their jobs safely.
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Today, we remember South Carolina State Dispensary Commission Constable J. J. Moseley.
On this date in 1895, Dispensary Constable J.J. Moseley was shot and killed while seizing a load of liquor at the Georgia, Carolina and Northern Railway depot in Greenwood, South Carolina.