Deputy Lawson's Badge Unretired - Reissued to Grandson
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On December 17th, 2025 the Itasca County Sheriff's Office un-retired Deputy Robert (Beefy) Lawson's badge number 703 and issued it to Beefy's grandson, Donald (DJ) Roberts. DJ was just 2 years old when his grandfather was murdered saving the lives of a young mother and her kids from being killed by her deranged ex-husband. In this follow up episode, Beefy's family and friends talk about Beefy's death, how his murder affected this family, and how this community came together over 40 years later to remember and honor Beefy in this northern Minnesota community. DJ also shares his memories and how he recognizes the responsibility that's been given to him to carry on his grandfather's legacy of service. This is such a heartwarming special episode highlighting how Beefy's influence continues to make an impact in Itasca County. Watch the full video of the badge presentation here provided by our friends at Itasca Community Television : FULL PRESENTATION VIDEO Listen to Deputy Beefy Lawson's complete story here: https://officerdownmemorialpodcast.com/robert-lawson This episode is sponsored by our friends at Law Enforcement Labor Services, Inc.
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