Protecting The Palm Beaches – September 26th, 2025

his 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.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:04):
The news you need to start your day.

Speaker 2 (00:06):
And the bomb Beach is at the Treasure Coast. This
is the Brian mut Show.

Speaker 3 (00:11):
Yeah. Protecting the bomb Beach is tribute to those who
serve and sacrifice. Brought to you by the Good Greek's
Bureau and Good Greek Moving and Storage. And this is
the weekly feature design recognize those who paid the ultimate
price in service, but also the service a reminder to
all of us of what our police risk every day
they go to work, they put in a badge, they
leave their families, never knowing what the heck might happen next.

(00:32):
And unfortunately, last year a lot of bad things. We
had a big increase in LDS. Last year, we had
three hundred and forty two officers shot in the line
of duty. We lost one hundred and sixty seven heroes
in the line of duty, including eight in Florida. Now,
the better news, the rate of LDS is well lower
this year. The still unfortunate news, we've lost sixty six

(00:54):
heroes in the line of duty this year, including three
in Florida. And we've lost these heroes since the previous update.
And Watchey starred with the information I did not have
for you last Friday, but we now do have Foxes Evan.

Speaker 2 (01:08):
Brown a funeral in Red Lion, Pennsylvania, south of Harrisburg
for three police detective shot and killed last week by
a man who had been inside the home of a
woman he was alleged to have been stalking. That suspect,
Matthew James Ruth was also killed in the shootout with officers.
Detectives Cody Michael Becker, Mark Edward Baker, and Isaiah Emmenheiser

(01:29):
of the Northern York County Regional Police were killed by
multiple gunshot wounds. Other officers were left injured.

Speaker 3 (01:36):
Yeah, so about that, detectives. As we take a look
at the situation evolving those three, Detective Baker an Army
veteran and is survived by his wife and four children.
Detective Emmaniser is survived by his wife and two children.
Detective Becker survived by his wife in two children. And

(02:01):
in Texas, Officer Alex Roberts killed in the motorcycle crash
while conducting a traffic escort. And as we reflect on
those we've lost, please remember the families of the fallen
as well, because, in addition to having lost the sixty
six heroes in line of duty. This year, you have
forty four widows and one hundred and thirteen children who've

(02:24):
lost the parent. This is you're a weekly remuttered to
back the badge and spread the word, because Lord knows
they need us every bit as much as we need them.

Speaker 1 (02:32):
All right. Some Florida headlines and related. Governor de Santa
says he will not tolerate violence against law enforcement in Florida.
His words of warning coming after that deadly shooting in
the Dallas Ice facility this week. No ICE agents were hit.
De Santa says anyone who harms an officer will be
held accountable. Saint Lucy County jury recommending death for a
man convicted of murdering a pregnant woman in her unborn

(02:53):
child also his unborn child. Jose Antonio Solo Escala convicted
of killing Tanya Wise and their unborn son, Josiah Wise's
body found along the side of a road back in
August of twenty eighteen, twenty three year old, just days
away from giving birth. The judge will sentence Escallera in November.
FDLI has an Amber alert out for seventeen year old

(03:15):
boy from Marion County. The o'calla area. Maybe shooting victim
Caden Spate and last seen on Highway four eighty four
in Denellen and said to be with several Hispanic men.
Port Saint Lucie leaders have approved the purchase of over
one hundred acres of land from the Saint Lucie County
School District for more than eleven million dollars. They plan
converted into green space, possibly a park. School district deeming

(03:36):
the land a surplus property. Mayor Shannon Martin says the
residents ask for more green space, so they're making sure
to continue that promise. She says, if the city didn't
buy the property, it could have been sold to a developer.
And in other news, I will not be upset by
the Miami Dolphins this weekend because they don't play until
Monday night. Those are your headlines.

Speaker 3 (03:59):
Just the thought, okay,