The three PBSO deputies killed in Thursday's crash on Southern Blvd. worked amongst Secret Service on Trump's security detail

Many questions remain in the wake of the crash that killed two Palm Beach County sheriff's deputies and wounded a third. Here's what we know so far.

The South Florida law enforcement community is mourning the loss of two veteran Palm Beach County deputies who were killed in a tragic crash on Thursday morning, with a third deputy remaining in critical condition.

Thousands of people will gather next week to pay tribute to the three deputies who died as the result of a crash Thursday in Loxahatchee.

The deputies were dealing with a PBSO motorcycle that wouldn't start when an SUV swerved into them, Sheriff Ric Bradshaw said.

On Thursday night, PBSO spokeswoman Teri Barbera identified the victims. Cpl. Luis Paez, who died and was born in 1966, worked for more than 36 years with PBSO, first as a corrections deputy before moving to road patrol, "and ultimately serving passionately as a motor deputy for more than 20 years," Barbera wrote.

A South Florida sheriff’s motorcycle deputy has died from injuries suffered last week in a crash that killed two of his colleagues

The last deputy who was hit by an SUV driver in Palm Beach County last Thursday has died, according to local officials.

A third motorcycle deputy who was struck by an SUV as he and two other veteran officers awaited help with a disabled vehicle has died, the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office said Monday afternoon. Deputy Ignacio “Dan” Diaz,

Deputy Ignacio “Dan” Diaz, the third deputy who was struck by a woman driving an SUV on Southern Boulevard last week, died Monday afternoon.