South Carolina Fraternal Order of Police
In the face of adversity, law enforcement officers exhibited unwavering courage and dedication during a recent incident on the campus of South Carolina State University. The swift and decisive actions […]
We are pleased to announce that the Fraternal Order of Police has officially declared its support for H.3247, commonly known as “Fargo’s and Hyco’s Law.” This significant legislation aims to […]
South Carolina Fraternal Order of Police Legislative Report The South Carolina Legislature is divided into two parts called bodies (The House of Representatives and the Senate) and combined the bodies […]
In the recent incident in Greenville County, South Carolina, law enforcement officers from the Greenville County Sheriff’s Office responded to a call about a disturbance and a possible assault. The […]
In a recent turn of events, the Laurens County Sheriff’s Office is calling upon our tight-knit community to come together and rally behind Deputy Chris Motes, who has recently been […]
In a significant victory for justice, the South Carolina Fraternal Order of Police proudly commends the recent conviction of Thomas Michael Arrington, a Clarks Hill resident, who was sentenced to […]
Our brave men & women of law enforcement face constant dangers to keep our communities safe. The recent incident in Rock Hill highlights the risks they take daily. Two individuals […]
South Carolina Legislative Update The South Carolina Legislature is divided into two parts called bodies (The House of Representatives and the Senate) and combined the bodies form the General Assembly. […]
On October 19, 1984, President Ronald Reagan signed Public Law 98-534, authorizing the creation of the Law Enforcement Officers Fund (LEOF). This legislation marked a significant milestone in providing support […]
Pee Dee Lodge #25 in Darlington County, South Carolina, has a feel-good story about a young man with a big dream. Meet Caleb Gainey: a soon-to-be 18-year-old in September.
