Pensacola Police Department, Florida End of Watch Sunday, September 22, 1889 The members of the Pensacola Police Department had never experienced this feeling until September 23, 1889. It was the first […]
End of Watch Saturday, September 16, 1944 Corporal William Henry Connors, 61 years old, had been a Pensacola Police Officer since 1921. But nobody knew him as William, or Bill, or
Officer Amos Cross Pensacola Police Department, Florida End of Watch Friday, September 12, 1980 On this day in 1980, the Pensacola Police Department lost one of its best officers. A model
Officer Kenneth Baldwin Okaloosa County Airports Police Department, Florida End of Watch Friday, September 11, 1987 In 1962, Kenneth Baldwin, a 17-year-old kid from Columbus, Mississippi, found himself in serving in
Sergeant “Chip” Shackleford Pensacola Police Department, Florida End of Watch Monday, February 27, 1933 Sergeant Chip Shackleford, 66 years old, died of a head injury that resulted from a fight he
Deputy Sheriff Michael David Neau Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office, Florida End of Watch Sunday, September 5, 2021 Deputy Sheriff Michael Neau died one year ago from complications as the result of
Constable William Clinton Rigby Escambia County District Four Constable’s Office, Florida End of Watch Sunday, September 4, 1955 W. C. Rigby was a legend. Everyone in northern Escambia County, Florida knew
“I’m Tired of Them Police” An excerpt from the book “Stories of Pensacola’s Finest,” available at Amazon. August 19, 1938 was a hot, 91-degree, muggy day. Archie Bowman was a
Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office End of Watch August 18, 2020 Detention Deputy Charles Pugh died after contracting COVID-19 after it was confirmed that he was exposed by an inmate
Walton County Sheriff’s Office, Florida End of Watch Saturday, August 17, 1929 Deputy Blount was shot and killed while conducting a raid with several other deputies on a still in the
