PALM BEACH COUNTY, Fla. — We are learning more about an off-duty Palm Beach Gardens police officer who was killed in a motorcycle crash early Saturday morning.
Palm Beach Gardens police remember officer killed in crash
The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office said at around 5:25 a.m. Alexi Anthony Breiner, 25, was riding his motorcycle westbound on Southern Boulevard at a high rate of speed, just west of Lamstein Lane, when, for unknown reasons, his motorcycle entered a "high-speed wobble."
The motorcycle continued to travel for another 1,000 feet before overturning and hitting the center median curb, according to the traffic report.
Breiner was ejected from his motorcycle and died at the scene.
The Palm Beach Gardens Police Department said Breiner had been with the department for about a year.
The department released the following statement on Breiner's death to WPTV on Tuesday:
It is with heavy hearts that we mourn the tragic loss of Officer Alexi Breiner, ID 588, who passed away on June 21, 2025 in an off-duty motorcycle accident. At just 25 years old, Alexi had already distinguished himself as an exceptional public servant whose dedication and compassion touched countless lives in our community.
Born in Queens, New York, Officer Breiner carried the values of service and commitment from an early age. His journey of service began when he proudly enlisted in the United States Marine Corps in May 2017, serving his country with honor and distinction until May 2022.
Following his military service, Officer Breiner pursued his calling to continue serving others by joining the Palm Beach Gardens Police Department in early 2024. He graduated from the police academy in August of 2024, where his natural leadership abilities shone brightly. As class leader, Officer Breiner not only excelled academically but also inspired his fellow classmates, earning numerous awards that reflected his commitment to excellence and his deep understanding of what it means to protect and serve.
As a road patrol officer in Palm Beach Gardens, Officer Breiner quickly became a beloved figure in our community. His professional approach to every situation, and his ability to connect with people from all walks of life made him an incredible asset to the Palm Beach Gardens Police Department and our city. Whether responding to emergencies, conducting routine patrols, or simply taking time to engage with community members, Officer Breiner approached every interaction with integrity, compassion, and respect.
Our thoughts and prayers are with Officer Breiner 's family, friends, and fellow colleagues during this incredibly difficult time. While his time with us was far too short, the positive impact he made on our community and the lives he touched will never be forgotten.
Rest in peace, Officer Breiner. Your service, sacrifice, and spirit will never be forgotten.
