Sep 24, 2026 · 6 min · 6 segments
Deputy Sayra Valencia of the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department is going above and beyond to help her community! She recently helped a mother and young daughter who were victims of domestic…
Heather JordanHostA local deputy is helping her community in many different ways.
Along with enforcing the law, the San Bernardino County Sheriff's deputy spends each day helping her community and giving back.
She recently helped a mother and young daughter who were victims of domestic violence.
She met them while visiting Olive Branch Outreach, delivering items donated by fellow colleagues.
Syrah discovered the mom and daughter were living out of their car, having left their home quickly with very little money, food, or clothing.
The daughter had also missed several days of school, so Syrah offered to help them get resources, like assisting them at the WIC office.
So we're about to head out and she's like, I'm so sorry, but me and my daughter haven't showered in like two days and we don't have any clothes or hygiene.
And so I said, we're going right now before you go over to the WIC, because I didn't know if I was going to come across her.
It wasn't a call for service.
I kind of just like stumbled upon her.
Yeah.
So we went to the closest target here in Fontana.
And it was awesome because my partners just happened to see my location and they came.
Then they're like, what are you doing? And I'm like, oh, like, this is what I have going on.
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And they're like, oh, we're coming with you.
Like, we're all going to pitch in.
Syrah says her fellow colleagues really stepped up, including getting the daughters some items for school, and they all pitched in for a safe temporary place for them to stay.
going to buy her toys and we're going to get her a backpack.
And we just all pitched in and it was just awesome to see it all come together.
A local deputy is helping her community in many different ways.
Along with enforcing the law, the San Bernardino County Sheriff's deputy spends each day helping her community and giving back.
She recently helped a mother and young daughter who were victims of domestic violence.
She met them while visiting Olive Branch Outreach, delivering items donated by fellow colleagues.
Syrah discovered the mom and daughter were living out of their car, having left their home quickly with very little money, food, or clothing.
The daughter had also missed several days of school, so Syrah offered to help them get resources, like assisting them at the WIC office.
So we're about to head out and she's like, I'm so sorry, but me and my daughter haven't showered in like two days and we don't have any clothes or hygiene.
And so I said, we're going right now before you go over to the WIC, because I didn't know if I was going to come across her.
It wasn't a call for service.
I kind of just like stumbled upon her.
Yeah.
So we went to the closest target here in Fontana.
And it was awesome because my partners just happened to see my location and they came.
Then they're like, what are you doing? And I'm like, oh, like, this is what I have going on.
Share the story.
And they're like, oh, we're coming with you.
Like, we're all going to pitch in.
Syrah says her fellow colleagues really stepped up, including getting the daughters some items for school, and they all pitched in for a safe temporary place for them to stay.
going to buy her toys and we're going to get her a backpack.
And we just all pitched in and it was just awesome to see it all come together.
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