It's been two years since Deputy Scott Pine was shot and killed in an ambush. The suspect that shot and killed Deputy Pine was in possession of a stolen gun.
Deputy Scott Pine’s memorial and vigil comes just one day after the state Senate passed a bill, to increase the death benefits of first-responders killed in the line of duty.
The vigil was held at a park named after the fallen deputy.
In an effort to keep guns from getting in the hands of criminals the OCSO will hold a gun buyback this Friday, February 12 from 7AM to 7PM at the Orange Blossom Trail Development Board, 2719 South Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando.
Anyone that brings an UNLOADED firearm and stored in a plastic bag inside your car will recieve a $50 gift card, no ID required and no questions asked, a deputy will safely remove the firearm from your vehicle.
Due to safety precautions, this event is only open to those turning in weapons.
For more information please contact Brooke Eckenrod at 407-254-7387 or email brooke.eckenrod@ocfl.net.
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