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People examine their car after a wreck, 1956
Several women examine their car on the side of the road near the Crossroads Cottages. -
A car after a wreck, 1956
A damaged vehicle, several people near Rosser's Texaco in Jensen Beach. -
Deputy examines a car after a wreck, 1956
Deputy examines a damaged vehicle. -
People sitting on their suitcases after a wreck, c. 1960
Two people sit on suitcases next to a vehicle, possibly a bus, on its side. -
Drug bust, 1975
Photos and description of large marijuana bust on 15 July 1975. Photos published in the Stuart News (17 Aug 1975). Left image features Sgt. Hal Ender, Sheriff James Holt, right image Sgt. James Mills. Very low quality print. -
Sheriff James Holt and John Murphy, 1975
Published in the Stuart News (13 Mar 1975) with the caption: "Martin County Sheriff James Holt, left, extends a handshake and check to Deputy John Murphy. The check represents a $75 reward to Murphy from Florida Citrus Mutual for police work leading to the arrest and conviction of two men who broke into a house at citrus grove near Indiantown. This is the second time in the last year that Murphy has received rewards from Florida Citrus Mutual. -
Short article on the Sheriff's Office Animal Control Unit, 2009
Short article on the Sheriff's Office Animal Control Unit, Article: "Who let the dogs out?" by Doreen Marcial Poreba. Includes photo of Karen Kneubehl, Dawn Hicks, and Kim Mann. -
Sheriff's officers retrieving a suspect, 1962
Cover of the Sheriff's Star (May 1962). Law enforcement returning with a suspect. After the rape and murder of local teen Lucy Wethington in Hobe Sound in 1962, these officers return with a suspect. From left: Sheriff Roy Baker, Jupiter Island patrolman Earl Powell Jr., James Holt, and Florida Highway Patrolman Danny Jackman, with the suspect carried between Holt and Jackman.Tags Sheriffs -
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Zack Mosley cartoon featuring the sheriff's waterway patrol, c. 1964
Cartoon by Zack Mosley, autographed by him with message "Best wishes to my good friend Sheriff Roy Baker."
Features the sheriff's office boat pulling over another boat. The cartoon is dated 22 April 1924, with a publication date of 1964.