South Carolina Fraternal Order of Police
Restoring Respect, Rebuilding Strength: President Trump’s Executive Order Backs Law Enforcement On April 28, 2025, President Donald J. Trump signed a decisive and much-needed Executive Order: “Strengthening and Unleashing America’s […]
Today, we remember Greenville County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Sheriff Eli Pittman. On this date in 1906, Deputy Eli Pittman succumbed to a gunshot wound sustained several hours earlier while attempting […]
Today, we remember Anderson County Sheriff’s Office SC Deputy Sheriff James Edward Tillotson and Kershaw County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Sheriff Theodore Turner. On this date in 1957, Deputy Ed Tillotson […]
Today, we remember Clarendon County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Sheriff Jesse Lynwood Mallett. On this date in 1979, at around 4 o’clock in the morning, Deputy Jessie Mallett was driving on […]
Today, we remember Olanta Chief of Police Robert F. Sexton. On this date in 1976, Chief Sexton was shot and killed by one of his officers, who was corrupt. The […]
Today, we remember Clio Police Department Sergeant Julian Branch, Aiken County Sheriff’s Office Sheriff Henry Hampton Howard, and Timmonsville Police Department Patrolman Lucius Victor Jenerette. On this date in 1976, […]
The South Carolina Fraternal Order of Police is committed to keeping law enforcement officers informed about legislative developments that impact our profession. This page provides weekly updates on key activities […]
Today, we remember City of Cayce Police Department Police Officer Roy Andrew Barr and Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office SC Master Deputy James Lester Kirk, Jr. On this date in 2022, […]
Today, we remember Aiken Police Department Patrolman Rufus H. Rodgers and South Carolina Department of Corrections Guard Archie M. Sox. On this date in 1950, Officer Rufus Rodgers was shot […]
Today, we remember City of Charleston Police Department Policeman John Joseph Bean, Jr. On this date in 1899, Policeman Bean was shot and killed at around midnight while approaching three […]
