October 3, 2025 • 3 mins
This weekly feature is designed to recognize those who've paid the ultimate price in service and to serve as a reminder of what our police risk to keep us safe.
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Speaker 1 (00:03):
Faith Freedom Florida. This is the Brian mut show protecting
the Palm Beaches. A tribute to those who start and sacrifice.
Brought to you by the Good Greek Spureau and Good
Greek Moving and Storage. And this is the weekly feature
that is designed to recognize those who paid the ultimate
price in service, but also just a servi as a
(00:24):
reminder to all of us. What are police rests? Every
day they go to work, they put the badge, never
know what the heck might happen next, and far too
often for many years it's been really bad things. We
had a seventeen percent increase in lds last year, a
total of three hundred and forty two officer shot in
the line of duty. That was up quite a bit.
In total, we lost one hundred and sixty seven heroes
(00:46):
in the line of duty last year, eight in Florida.
Now the improved news the rate of lds is much lower.
The still unfortunate news we have lost sixty seven heroes
in the line of duty this year, including this hero.
Since the previous update, Fox says Kevin Yaretzki has the story.
Speaker 2 (01:05):
The incident began when Hayes police responded to a domestic
violence call late Saturday night after a woman claimed the
suspect drove his truck into her vehicle to keep her
from leaving his home that before she got away. Neighbor
Ronda Ranker described what happened after police.
Speaker 3 (01:21):
Arrived Mountain Brant.
Speaker 1 (01:23):
There's a shot for a long time.
Speaker 2 (01:26):
Thirty two year old Hayes Police Sergeant Scott Haman was
hit by those shots.
Speaker 3 (01:30):
I heard them say a top down.
Speaker 2 (01:32):
Hayman later died of his injuries at the hospital. He's
the fourth Kansas law enforcement officer to die in the
line of duty in just over three months. The suspect
who was barricaded in the house killed himself before police
preached the home early Sunday morning.
Speaker 1 (01:49):
Scott is survived by his wife and two children. And
as we reflect on those we've lost, please remember the
families of our fall and as well the average age
forty one, average twour of duty twelve years, and additional
losing sixty seven law enforcement professionals in the line of
duty this year, there are forty five widows and one
hundred and fifteen children who've lost a parent. This is
(02:10):
you're a weekly reminder to back the badge and spread
the word because Lard knows that they need us every
bit as much as we need them.
Speaker 3 (02:18):
All right, let's go look at some Florida headlines. West
Palm Beach police warning parents to keep an eye out
for fentanyl disguised as candy. It's Halloween years. Official state
traffickers have been intentionally making the deadly drug and candy
like forms to attract children and young adults. This is
in order to drive addiction. A police officers recently conducted
a traffic stop that led to the seizure of fentanyl
(02:38):
pills that are disguised to look like colorful gumballs. Ashley
Moody will be getting away her pay during this federal
government shutdown that continues, the senator announcing yesterday she'll donate
her salary to the Crisis Center of Tampa Bay, which
helps those struggling with domestic violence and other issues. Fellow
Senator Rick Scott and others have said they should not
be paid while the shutdowns in effect. Florida's DOGE team
(03:01):
uncovering wasteful spending in some local governments around the state
and Saint Pete. Auditors say over five hundred grand was
spent on pride events and climbing initiatives, Orlando cont spending
money on hot yoga whatever that is. That's for employees,
and Hillsborough and Pinellas Counties flag for costly employee training
and perks. And we're still waiting to hear more about
results of a doze on it in Palm Beach County
(03:21):
back in August. Perhaps maybe some more hot yoga, of course,
Governor de Santis is the goal is to tight local
budgets and deliver property tax relief to residents. West Palm
Green Market, one of the largest in the nation, back
for season thirty one tomorrow, a record one hundred and
fifty regular vendors this year, extended hours eight thirty to
one thirty each Saturday, and the season will run longer
(03:42):
through May. The Tales WJO dot com, Florida News and
the Dolphins have a quick turnaround. After Monday night's win
against the Jets at home, They'll face the Panthers in
Carolina Sunday, kick off at one pm on Fox twenty nine.
You could listen on Wave ninety two seven, Real Radio
one oh one point seven. Brian
Faith Freedom Florida. This is the Brian mut show protecting
the Palm Beaches. A tribute to those who start and sacrifice.
Brought to you by the Good Greek Spureau and Good
Greek Moving and Storage. And this is the weekly feature
that is designed to recognize those who paid the ultimate
price in service, but also just a servi as a
(00:24):
reminder to all of us. What are police rests? Every
day they go to work, they put the badge, never
know what the heck might happen next, and far too
often for many years it's been really bad things. We
had a seventeen percent increase in lds last year, a
total of three hundred and forty two officer shot in
the line of duty. That was up quite a bit.
In total, we lost one hundred and sixty seven heroes
(00:46):
in the line of duty last year, eight in Florida.
Now the improved news the rate of lds is much lower.
The still unfortunate news we have lost sixty seven heroes
in the line of duty this year, including this hero.
Since the previous update, Fox says Kevin Yaretzki has the story.
Speaker 2 (01:05):
The incident began when Hayes police responded to a domestic
violence call late Saturday night after a woman claimed the
suspect drove his truck into her vehicle to keep her
from leaving his home that before she got away. Neighbor
Ronda Ranker described what happened after police.
Speaker 3 (01:21):
Arrived Mountain Brant.
Speaker 1 (01:23):
There's a shot for a long time.
Speaker 2 (01:26):
Thirty two year old Hayes Police Sergeant Scott Haman was
hit by those shots.
Speaker 3 (01:30):
I heard them say a top down.
Speaker 2 (01:32):
Hayman later died of his injuries at the hospital. He's
the fourth Kansas law enforcement officer to die in the
line of duty in just over three months. The suspect
who was barricaded in the house killed himself before police
preached the home early Sunday morning.
Speaker 1 (01:49):
Scott is survived by his wife and two children. And
as we reflect on those we've lost, please remember the
families of our fall and as well the average age
forty one, average twour of duty twelve years, and additional
losing sixty seven law enforcement professionals in the line of
duty this year, there are forty five widows and one
hundred and fifteen children who've lost a parent. This is
(02:10):
you're a weekly reminder to back the badge and spread
the word because Lard knows that they need us every
bit as much as we need them.
Speaker 3 (02:18):
All right, let's go look at some Florida headlines. West
Palm Beach police warning parents to keep an eye out
for fentanyl disguised as candy. It's Halloween years. Official state
traffickers have been intentionally making the deadly drug and candy
like forms to attract children and young adults. This is
in order to drive addiction. A police officers recently conducted
a traffic stop that led to the seizure of fentanyl
(02:38):
pills that are disguised to look like colorful gumballs. Ashley
Moody will be getting away her pay during this federal
government shutdown that continues, the senator announcing yesterday she'll donate
her salary to the Crisis Center of Tampa Bay, which
helps those struggling with domestic violence and other issues. Fellow
Senator Rick Scott and others have said they should not
be paid while the shutdowns in effect. Florida's DOGE team
(03:01):
uncovering wasteful spending in some local governments around the state
and Saint Pete. Auditors say over five hundred grand was
spent on pride events and climbing initiatives, Orlando cont spending
money on hot yoga whatever that is. That's for employees,
and Hillsborough and Pinellas Counties flag for costly employee training
and perks. And we're still waiting to hear more about
results of a doze on it in Palm Beach County
(03:21):
back in August. Perhaps maybe some more hot yoga, of course,
Governor de Santis is the goal is to tight local
budgets and deliver property tax relief to residents. West Palm
Green Market, one of the largest in the nation, back
for season thirty one tomorrow, a record one hundred and
fifty regular vendors this year, extended hours eight thirty to
one thirty each Saturday, and the season will run longer
(03:42):
through May. The Tales WJO dot com, Florida News and
the Dolphins have a quick turnaround. After Monday night's win
against the Jets at home, They'll face the Panthers in
Carolina Sunday, kick off at one pm on Fox twenty nine.
You could listen on Wave ninety two seven, Real Radio
one oh one point seven. Brian
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