Today, SEBA proudly partnered with the Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Indians to host our annual Shop with a Cop – Back to School event.
Held at the Yucca Valley Walmart, this special day brought together law enforcement officers, tribal communities, and local families to help children gear up for the new school year.
Read MoreIn this episode of SEBA: On The Road, Vice President Alisha Rosa takes us inside the Frank Bland Regional Training Center, where our members who are assigned as the tactical staff of the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department do more than instruct—they lead, mold, and set the standard.
Read MoreFrom seasoned captains guiding their teams through midnight miles, to survivors defying the odds after life-altering injuries, to deputies running in memory of the fallen, every leg of this race tells a story. A story of purpose. Of perseverance. Of legacy.
Read MoreIn this episode of On The Road, SEBA Vice President Alisha Rosa joins Lt. Kari Klaus of the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department and retired San Bernardino Police Officer Melissa Flint on a grueling 250+ mile bike ride from Somerset, New Jersey, to the National Law Enforcement Memorial in Washington, D.C.
Read MoreIn this episode of Lo and Order, SEBA Executive Director Lolita Harper sits down with Riverside County Sheriff—and now California gubernatorial candidate—Chad Bianco for a wide-ranging and deeply personal conversation.
Read MoreThis year, we at SEBA were proud to stand alongside our members on the Honor Guard, representing our fallen with dignity, discipline, and deep respect. To be present—both in body and spirit—for those whose names are etched in stone was not just a responsibility, but a privilege.
Read MoreIn this episode of Lo and Order, SEBA Executive Director Lolita Harper sits down with San Bernardino Police Chief Darren Goodman to unpack the heated debate surrounding education mandates in law enforcement.
Read MoreToday, we don’t cry from weakness. We cry because we loved him. Because he mattered. Because there will never be another Hector. No one can replace the way he loved his family, served his community, or carried himself with honor.
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