South Carolina Fraternal Order of Police
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.
The year was 1981 in Orlando, Florida, at the 45th Biennial Conference. A young officer with the Lexington County Sheriff’s Office was elected as the National trustee representing South Carolina.
The National Fraternal Order of Police will conduct its 66th National Conference and Exposition at the MGM Grand Hotel & Convention Center in Las Vegas.
The Darlington Police Department, which is located at 400 Pearl Street in Darlington South Carolina is seeking certified and non-certified applicants to become part of their law enforcement team.
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