End-of-Watch Donations from USDSA
As of January 1, 2018, The United States Deputy Sheriff’s Association (USDSA) provides a cash donation to the primary beneficiary or memorial fund of any law enforcement officer in the United States, who perishes in the line of duty.
Henrico County Police Department, Virginia
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Police Officer Trey Sutton who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 03-31-22.
Everett Police Department, Washington
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Police Officer Dan Rocha who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 03-25-22.
Joplin Police Department, Missouri
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Police Officer Jake Reed who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 03-11-22.
Pierce County Sheriff's Department, Washington
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Deputy Sheriff Dominique Calata who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 03-16-22.
Covington Division of Police, Virginia
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Police Officer Caleb Ogilvie who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 03-14-22.
Joplin Police Department, Missouri
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Corporal Benjamin Cooper who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 03-08-22.
New Haven Police Department, Connecticut
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Police Officer Diane Gonzalez who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 01-10-22.
Los Angeles Police Department, California
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Police Officer Fernando Arroyos who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 01-10-22.
Salinas Police Department, California
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Police Officer Jorge Alvarado Jr. who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 02-25-22.