The Richland County Sheriff's Department proudly serves the citizens of Richland County, SC #TeamRCSD 🚔💙🇺🇸 Sheriff Leon Lott
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ALT A hand holding a smartphone with a bright screen against a dark background. The text provides advice to parents on digital safety for children, emphasizing communication and legal responsibilities. A badge with "Richland County Sheriff's Office" appears in the lower right corner.
ALT The image is a promotional graphic for "The Point" featuring Keven Cohen and Sheriff Leon Lott. The background is grey with bokeh circles and includes a yellow microphone icon. Text indicates the show is at 4:00 PM on 100.7FM or 1470AM. The Richland County Sheriff's Office logo is faintly visible in the background. An "On Air" button is at the bottom right.
ALT Image of a laptop with an email icon on the screen. Text reads "Local Cyber Scams." Yellow tape says "Public Service Announcement" and "Richland County Sheriff's Department." The department's emblem is also visible.
ALT Two individuals wearing deputy sheriff uniforms smile at the camera. They are equipped with utility vests and badges, and stand indoors with other people visible in the background.
ALT Two deputies in uniform, wearing tactical vests and badges, smile while standing indoors. Both are wearing black caps featuring a yellow star emblem.
ALT A collage of law enforcement personnel and a police dog in various settings, featuring officers in uniforms and tactical gear. The officers are shown in action or attending public events.
ALT A dog in a harness stands between a person's legs. The text above reads "Richland County Sheriff's Foundation" and "CARS for K9S.
ALT Two smiling police officers in uniform stand in front of a black Ford police vehicle with sheriff department badges visible. One officer leans against the front of the car with arms crossed, while the other sits casually on the car's edge. Trees and other vehicles are visible in the background.
ALT Two law enforcement officers pose confidently in front of a Ford police vehicle. The person on the left sits lightly on the hood, smiling, while the person on the right stands with arms crossed, smiling broadly. The background shows trees and more parked cars. Both individuals are in official uniform with badges.
ALT Here is the schedule for "On Patrol Live" on October 24th, 2026, featuring deputies and officers at various time slots. The lineup includes Cordell Brown, Danny Brown, Adny Perez, Bryce Hughes, and others, with images of each alongside flags. The event is associated with a police department badge.
ALT A promotional image for "Columbia's Praise" featuring Lorne Grant and Sheriff Leon Lott. Includes a microphone icon, broadcast times (8:00 AM) on 95.7 FM or 1170 AM, and a yellow "On Air" button. The Richland County Sheriff’s Office badge is faintly visible in the background.
ALT Two people stand in front of a blue wall with the insignia of the Richland County Sheriff's Department and signage reading "RCSD Sheriff Leon Lott." One is wearing a uniform.
ALT A person in a black sheriff's uniform is shaking hands and handing a badge to another person wearing a black polo shirt. They are standing in front of a wall with the Richland County Sheriff's Department emblem and the letters "RCSD" visible.
ALT Two individuals stand in front of a wall with the Richland County Sheriff's Department insignia and the initials "RCSD." One person, wearing a uniform, is handing a badge to the other. Both are smiling and positioned in a professional setting.
ALT Two individuals are shaking hands in front of a wall with "Richland County Sheriff" and "RCSD Sheriff Leon Lott" visible. One person is holding a sheriff's badge. Both are wearing uniforms.
ALT This image is a domestic violence awareness poster. It outlines six categories of abuse: Physical, Emotional, Financial, Sexual, Isolation, and Digital. Each category has specific behaviors listed. The poster emphasizes recognizing signs of abuse and supporting survivors. It provides the National Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-799-7233 and text option: START to 88788. Emergency: 911. The backdrop features a purple color scheme with the emblem of the National Domestic Violence Awareness Month.