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Husband to Emily and father to Dori and Eva. Reporter for WPBF 25 News. Links & RTs aren't endorsements. Opinions are my own. sking@hearst.com
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Empty table at Royal Palm Beach restaurant honors fallen deputies following deadly crash

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By Steve King
| WPBF-TV (Palm Beach Gardens, FL) Verified
ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU BROOKE. TONIGHT, THE PALM BEACH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE CONFIRMS DEPUTY IGNACIO DAN DIAZ IS STILL FIGHTING FOR HIS LIFE AT SAINT MARY’S MEDICAL CENTER IN WEST PALM BEACH, THREE DAYS AFTER A CRASH THAT KILLED TWO DEPUTIES AND SENT DIAZ TO THE HOSPITAL. RIGHT NOW, SOME ESTABLISHMENTS IN PALM BEACH COUNTY ARE HONORING THE MEMORIES OF THE FALLEN DEPUTIES.
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Florida community remembers fallen deputies at candlelight vigil

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By Steve King
| WPBF-TV (Palm Beach Gardens, FL) Verified
The Royal Palm Beach community gathered at Village Hall to hold a candlelight vigil for the two deputies killed in this week’s devastating car crash on Southern Boulevard, as well as the other deputy still fighting for his life. Saturday night's vigil at Village Hall was not just a way for people to pay their respects to Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office Cpl.
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Psychologist discusses mental health support for law enforcement reeling from deadly crash

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By Steve King
| WPBF-TV (Palm Beach Gardens, FL) Verified
WPBF 25 News is taking a closer look at the mental toll Thursday's devastating crash may have taken on many law enforcement members and why mental health resources are critical for any officers who need them during this incredibly difficult time. Stress coach and psychologist Dr. Terry Lyles says while first responders regularly encounter scenes that are difficult to process, it’s even more challenging emotionally and mentally when the scene involves people they know.
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