In a solemn remembrance, the City of Boynton Beach sent sorrow and solidarity to the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office (PBSO) by lighting their water tower a glowing green. Following a sad incident that left two deputies dead and one gravely injured, this gesture was made. As the night sky saw the city’s collective grief, the tower’s gentle radiance served as a sign of the community’s respect and heartache.
In remembrance of PBSO Corporal Luis Paez and PBSO Deputy Sheriff Ralph “Butch” Waller, who were killed by an SUV while performing traffic enforcement duties, the mournful illumination is being lit. This time, the light carries the weight of permanent loss and deep thankfulness, even though city lights frequently flicker to the pulse of everyday trivia.”We will keep Deputy Diaz and all of PBSO in our prayers and will be forever grateful to Corporal Paez and Deputy Waller for their service and sacrifice,” Boynton Beach said, according to CBS12.
In addition, the third cop in the deadly accident, Deputy Ignacio “Dan” Diaz, is still fighting for his life in serious condition. In the midst of the community’s deepest prayers and condolences for his recovery, there is hope that this ray of hope will bring comfort to everyone grieving the sudden loss.
Symbols take on the burden of expressing the inexpressible during tragic moments like these, when words frequently fail. According to the city’s Instagram account, which introduced the initiative to recognize people who have committed their lives to the safety of others, the green-lit water tower has become a symbol of Boynton Beach.
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