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Widow of fallen Miami Beach police sergeant opens up about raising three children and finding hope through heartbreak

Katherine Langford
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Widow of fallen Miami Beach police sergeant opens up about raising three children and finding hope through heartbreak — Boca Raton Schools news

One year after Miami Beach Police Sergeant David Cajuso was killed in a motorcycle crash, his widow is sharing her story for the first time about raising their three young children, the questions that remain and the faith helping her navigate life without her husband. “This past year has been the most difficult year of my life,” Eileen Cajuso said. On Oct. 28, 2025, Eileen lost the man she had built a life with. Her husband, veteran Miami Beach Police Sergeant David Cajuso, crashed his motorcycle on the Gratigny interchange in northwest Miami-Dade. He had just started his shift. “Before October 2025, I was a mom, a wife, and a career woman, and overnight everything changed,” Eileen recalled in an exclusive interview with NBC6. Cajuso was 33 years old and had served with the Miami Beach Police Department for a decade. His parents and sisters were left grieving an unimaginable loss, while Eileen faced a new reality raising their three young children without him. “Da

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