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.
DeSoto County Sheriff's Office, Mississippi
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Deputy William Garner who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 7-22-20.
Franklin County Sheriff's Office, Georgia
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Deputy William Garner who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 7-19-20.
Louisiana Department of Corrections, Louisiana
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Master Sergeant Henry Turner who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 7-18-20.
Pearl River Police Department, Louisiana
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Captain Steven Gaudet, Jr. who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 7-16-20.
U.S Dept of Homeland Security - Customs and Border Protection - Office of Field Operations, D.C.
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Officer Alfonso Murrieta who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 7-9-20.
Pike County Sheriff's Office, Mississippi
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Captain Glenn Green who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 7-6-20.
Edwards Police Department, Mississippi
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Sergeant Kelvin Mixon who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 7-2-20.
Tulsa Police Department, Oklahoma
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Sergeant Craig Johnson who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 6-30-20.
Rockdale County Sheriff's Office, Georgia
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Deputy Steven Minor who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 6-24-20.