South Carolina Fraternal Order of Police
https://www.givesendgo.com/BlesstheWrightfmaily Sixteen-year-old Mason Wright should be focused on school, sports, and the milestones every teenager looks forward to. Instead, she is preparing for a life-saving surgery after being diagnosed with […]
For many people, the holidays bring comfort, laughter, and time with family. For law enforcement officers, they often bring longer shifts, heavier call volumes, and the quiet weight of being […]
Across South Carolina, many of our law enforcement officers once wore a different uniform. They served in the United States Armed Forces, answering the nation’s call to defend freedom around […]
The South Carolina Fraternal Order of Police stands firmly with the Charleston County Aviation Authority police officers who were subjected to inappropriate and profane conduct by Rep. Nancy Mace. Regardless […]
On October 28, our nation pauses to recognize National First Responders Day. The observance was formally established in 2017, when Congress passed a resolution designating the date to honor the […]
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a time set aside to highlight the growing importance of protecting ourselves in the digital world. Launched in 2004 through a partnership between the U.S. […]
Each October, Domestic Violence Awareness Month calls our attention to one of the most painful realities faced by families across the nation. It is a reminder of the courage it […]
Each October, South Carolina turns a little brighter. Patrol cars glow with pink lights, officers pin ribbons to their uniforms, and community events fill with reminders of resilience. Breast Cancer […]
Rock Hill Police Chief William S. Rhodes Inducted into the South Carolina Law Enforcement Officers Hall of Fame On Wednesday, October 1, 2025, the South Carolina Law Enforcement Officers Hall […]
October is Crime Prevention Month, a time to reflect on the efforts that keep our communities safe long before a crime ever occurs. Established in 1984 by President Ronald Reagan […]
