South Carolina's Fraternal Order of the Police is dedicated to the advancement and protection of law enforcement officers and the promotion of officer benefits.
Lowcountry FOP Lodge #16 invites you to an evening of laughs, fellowship, and fun at our Comedy Date Night on July 18 featuring comedian James Yon.
Get your tickets today:
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Today, we remember Laurens County Sheriff's Office Deputy Sheriff Clayton Kirby Woods.
On this date in 1971, Deputy Woods was killed while serving papers to a man in the Gray Court area. Two other deputies were also shot.
Today we honor the American flag—our enduring symbol of unity, sacrifice, and freedom.
To those who serve beneath it and protect what it represents, we salute you.
Happy Flag Day.
Today, we remember Fairfield County Sheriff's Office Sheriff Adam Dubard Hood.
On this date in 1915, Sheriff Adam Hood was shot and killed by an angry mob while transporting a prisoner to court.
Building strong relationships with the community happens long before a call for service. Credit to the Goose Creek Police Department for another successful event that brought officers and citizens together for a good cause. live5news.com/2026/06/13/goo…
In times of crisis, the SCFOP wants to ensure that each officer has a competent place to turn for help. The Officer Wellness Committee conducts a thorough vetting process for available resources and has vetted and approved these hotlines for our members.
The National FOP Legislative Office sends out a weekly update every Friday to ensure our members are informed about the issues most important to the men and women of law enforcement. fop.net/government-and-media…
Deputies responding to domestic disturbance calls face some of the most unpredictable and dangerous situations in law enforcement. We are thankful this Laurens County deputy was not injured. wspa.com/news/suspect-fires-…
Those who choose to open fire on law enforcement officers must be held fully accountable. We commend the investigators whose work continues to bring those responsible to justice. wistv.com/2026/06/12/sheriff…
South Carolina voters return to the polls June 23 for primary runoff elections.
See every runoff race across the state, voting information, early voting dates, and SCFOP election resources for the Governor and Attorney General races.
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Preventing youth violence requires more than enforcement alone. Credit to the law enforcement agencies, mentors, and community leaders working together to find solutions before lives are lost. live5news.com/2026/06/10/nor…
Law enforcement officers routinely respond to dangerous and unpredictable situations in service to their communities. We are thankful this West Columbia officer was released from the hospital and continue praying for a full recovery. wistv.com/2026/06/11/first-a…
Today, we remember Darlington County Sheriff's Office Sheriff Charles Alton Grinnell, Laurens County Sheriff's Office Deputy Sheriff Joseph Scott Quarles, and Greenville County Sheriff's Office Sheriff Samuel D. Willis.
On this day in 1968, the Supreme Court ruled on Terry v. Ohio, shaping the "stop and frisk" rule and impacting law enforcement practices. Learn about this landmark decision in our latest "Today in History" blog post. Read more:
We thank Chief Patrick Miles for his years of service to the Lake City Police Department and wish him success in the next chapter of his career. wpde.com/news/local/lake-cit…
Today is statewide primary election day! Remember to cast your vote and support candidates who stand with law enforcement. Your voice matters. Let’s make a difference together.
Today, we remember Greenville County Sheriff's Office Deputy Sheriff William Mahon Banks, South Carolina Highway Patrol Patrolman William Pierre Lancaster, Chesnee Police Department Chief of Police Joe Cletus Wall, and South Carolina State Constable David Furman Williams.
Governor. Attorney General. Congress. Sheriff.
Tomorrow's primary election will help shape South Carolina's future.
Before you vote, make sure you know what's on your ballot.
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Credit to the Richland County Sheriff’s Department and Columbia Police Department for thinking outside the box and finding ways to strengthen relationships with the community while addressing the challenge of gun violence. wach.com/news/local/richland…