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Honoring South Carolina’s Finest: New Inductees to the Law Enforcement Hall of Fame

This October, the South Carolina Department of Public Safety (SCDPS) inducted seven exceptional officers into the South Carolina Law Enforcement Officers Hall of Fame. These officers represent the very best of our profession, with lives marked by duty, courage, and an unwavering commitment to public service. Their induction not only celebrates individual dedication but serves as a powerful reminder of the profound impact law enforcement officers have on our communities.

This year’s honorees included leaders from various agencies across the state, each bringing a legacy of distinguished service and professionalism. Among those honored was Chief William C. “Bill” Mobley of the York Police Department, nominated by the South Carolina Fraternal Order of Police (SCFOP). SCFOP President John Blackmon addressed the audience, highlighting Chief Mobley’s numerous accomplishments and presenting him with the award. His induction, along with his fellow honorees, strengthens the values of commitment and excellence that are central to our profession.

2024 Inductees to the South Carolina Law Enforcement Officers Hall of Fame

  • Colonel Anna J. Amos – South Carolina State Transport Police
  • Chief Wendell Davis – Orangeburg Department of Public Safety
  • Lieutenant Horace P. “Hoss” Horton Jr. – South Carolina Law Enforcement Division
  • Lieutenant M.B. “Sonny” Huggins III – South Carolina Law Enforcement Division
  • Sheriff R. Eugene Johnson – Laurens County Sheriff’s Office
  • Chief William C. “Bill” Mobley – York Police Department
  • Director Alvin A. Taylor – South Carolina Department of Natural Resources

The ceremony underscored the invaluable contributions of each inductee. Established in 1974, the Hall of Fame honors officers who have either sacrificed their lives in the line of duty or, like this year’s inductees, demonstrated exemplary dedication to law enforcement. Through their work, each of these officers has strengthened their communities and influenced the future of law enforcement in our state.

For those interested in viewing pictures from the ceremony, please visit South Carolina Department of Public Safety’s gallery here.