Miami-Dade honors fallen Deputy Devin Jamarillo one year after death

The Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office hosted a ceremony on October 7 to mark the one-year anniversary of Deputy Devin Jamarillo’s passing, WSVN reported. Jamarillo was shot and killed in 2025 while responding to a traffic crash near Kendall in southwest Miami-Dade.

Members of the department gathered to reflect on Jamarillo’s dedication to law enforcement and the community he served. Miami-Dade County Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz attended the event to honor his life and sacrifice.

According to WSVN, Jamarillo’s commitment to public service began early, following in his father’s footsteps. Sheriff Cordero-Stutz described his career as a calling rather than just a job.

CBS News Miami also covered the remembrance, highlighting how the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office continues to honor Deputy Jamarillo’s service and legacy.

Officials said Jamarillo’s memory remains deeply valued by his family, colleagues, and the community he protected.

The remembrance ceremony serves as a reminder of the risks law enforcement officers face and the dedication required to serve Miami-Dade County.