HCSO participates in the National Family Violence Apprehension Detail
Special to the Lake Okeechobee News
Posted 11/1/21
On October 27, the Hendry County Sheriff's Office participated in the National Family Violence...
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HCSO participates in the National Family Violence Apprehension Detail
Hendry County Sheriff's Office
Hendry County Sheriff's Office Sergeant James Hester (center), Corporal Liam Drew (left) and Deputy Collin Miller (right) look over the warrant before serving it.
Hendry County Sheriff's Office
Hendry County Sheriff's Office Sergeant James Hester (second from left) reads the warrant to the suspect as Corporal Liam Drew (center) and Deputy Collin Miller (right) look on.
LABELLE — On Oct. 27, the Hendry County Sheriff's Office participated in the National Family Violence Apprehension Detail in both the East and West Districts.
Of the 227 active warrants for family violence crimes county wide, six arrests were made that night and three people who had outstanding warrants have been confirmed deceased.
