Palm Beach County, Florida – Palm Beach County deputies honored a sergeant killed in a 1993 robbery, marking 33 years.
According to the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office, Sgt. James S. Hunt was killed Feb. 26, 1993, while attempting to stop an armed ATM robbery. He was 41 years old.
In a Thursday social media post, the agency said Hunt “demonstrated courage and commitment to protecting others until his final moments,” adding that his legacy continues through those who wear the badge in his honor. The post included a memorial image recognizing his service and sacrifice.
Hunt’s death remains one of the agency’s line-of-duty losses. The sheriff’s office said it continues to remember fallen deputies annually, honoring their service and the impact they made on both the department and the community.
Law enforcement agencies across Florida routinely observe anniversary dates of fallen officers, often sharing memorial messages and archival photos to mark the occasion.
For younger deputies and recruits entering the profession, such remembrances serve as a reminder of the risks associated with law enforcement and the long-standing history behind the badge.
The Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office encouraged the community to join in remembering Sgt. Hunt’s sacrifice on the anniversary of his death.
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