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Members of the Okeechobee County Sheriff's Office and members of the public met on Feb. 21 with the family of Sgt. Cari Arnold...
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![OCSO welcomed members of the Arnold family to a ceremony honoring Cari Arnold, who lost her battle with breast cancer in 2022. The family is pictured with a recent addition to the sheriff's office, "gun" K-9 Cari and her trainer..[Photo by Cathy Womble]](https://eta.creativecirclecdn.com/scfl/original/20250221-112653-229-Remembering%20Cari%20Arnold%201.jpg)
OKEECHOBEE — Members of the Okeechobee County Sheriff's Office and members of the public met on Feb. 21 with the family of Sgt. Cari Arnold, who lost her battle with breast cancer in 2022.
![The OCSO Safety Cadets attended the ceremony to honor Sgt. Cari Arnold, who lost her battle with breast cancer in 2022. Beginning a cadet program was Arnold's dream, and the unit uses her badge number as their unit number in honor of her..[Photo by Cathy Womble/Lake Okeechobee News]](https://eta.creativecirclecdn.com/scfl/original/20250221-112659-d7e-Remembering%20Cari%20Arnold%203.jpg)
![K-0 officer Cari was named for Sgt. Cari Arnold, who passed away last year. Here, Cari demonstrates her talent for finding guns..[Photo by Cathy Womble/Lake Okeechobee News]](https://eta.creativecirclecdn.com/scfl/original/20250221-112656-c70-Remembering%20Cari%20Arnold%202.jpg)
