We ride through the hills of VA in honor of fallen law enforcement officers and participate in National Police Week by raising money for the NLEOMF.
Police Unity Tour - Chapter IV is based in Fairfax Virginia. We are one of seven chapters located throughout the United States.
Police Unity Tour - Chapter IV is based in Fairfax Virginia. We are one of seven chapters located throughout the United States.
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Police Unity Tour Discounts:
Why the picture of our riding in the rain, because it rains during the tour, sometimes, a lot!! So you need rain gear as well as the other stuff to get through the tour.
Below is a list of some of our sponsors that give us discounts on rain gear, bike boxes and helmets/eyewear.
Showers Pass:
Rain gear designed for riding at 40% off. Showerspass.com discount code "policeUNITY25", just as you see it.
Trico Sports Iron Case Bike Boxes:
The standard of the Unity Tour Chapter VII
Contact: Russ Hoefer Sales & Marketing Manager
O: 847-715-4574 C: 847-778-8995 $370, MSPR $569
Rudy Project:
Helmets/ riding glasses Discount code: First, open an account and use "socalput" to get your discount.
If you have any problems please contact me, Craig White at [email protected] or 818-522-0744. Don't contact Gil as he will redirect it to me.
2022 Name Reading
National Board Members, PUT members, friends, family, and NLEOMF reading names of 619 officers added to the Memorial in 2022.
Our Founder and CEO receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award at the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund Awards Ceremony tonight! As Executive Director Harry Phillips said, as he was honored to present the award, “A man who had an idea, and made it happen”. Thank you, Pat!
🖤💙🖤 This year, hundreds of names were engraved on the walls of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington, DC, bringing the total to 22,611 officers killed in the line of duty memorialized there.
Join us live as we honor the fallen law enforcement officers with the 33rd Annual Candlelight Vigil.
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Dave Bray's first release as a solo artist, 'Last Call', written in honor of those who have fallen while upholding their oath to serve and protect our commun...
our National Park Service law enforcement rangers, a special agent, and United States Park Police officers who lost their lives in the line of duty, and express our deepest gratitude to their surviving families. We stand with our sisters and brothers in law enforcement who continue to serve today across all of the US Department of the Interior (DOI) bureaus.
National Police Week is a time of particular recognition of law enforcement officers who protect our treasured landscapes, visitors, employees, and fellow citizens. Usually held in May each year, in-person events were postponed until this week, when the memory of fallen officers will be solemnly honored.
Wednesday, October 13 beginning at 2PM Eastern – Police Unity Tour rides into the National Law Enforcement Officers' Memorial, Washington DC
Thursday, October 14 at 6PM Eastern – Candlelight Vigil for officers lost in the line of duty in 2019 and 2020
Saturday, October 16 – National Peace Officers' Memorial Service, Wreath Laying Ceremony, Honor Guard vigil
See the full schedule of events at policeweek.org or download the Police Weekend 2021 Mobile App.
More at www.nps.gov/ISB > A Legacy of Honor
ISB: the Investigative Services Branch of the National Park Service www.nps.gov/ISB
National Park Service U.S. Department of the Interior
What an honor! Today members of our department met at Reagan National Airport to es**rt fallen hero’s families flying in for National Police Week. We pray there are less families flying in next year than this year.
Photos from Arlington County VA Sheriff's Office's post
Photos from Laurel Police Department's post
National Police Week
National Police Week draws in between 25,000 to 40,000 attendees. The attendees come from departments throughout the United States as well as from agencies throughout the world. This provides a unique opportunity to meet others who work in law enforcement. In that spirit, the Fraternal Order of Poli...
Timeline photos
render honors for fallen Officer George Gonzalez during today’s procession
The link below is the radio transmissions from the two officers shot in Chicago last night. It’s very tough to listen to. However, we must give credit to the dispatcher, Keith Thornton. He did an unbelievable job under such excruciating circumstances. He took control of the radio and assured these officers had the best chances for survival. Great job, Keith!
Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of Officer French who lost her life last night, and her partner who is currently listed in extremely critical condition.
Radio transmissions: https://youtu.be/6QA84GwAtCw
Photos from United States Park Police's post
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The United States Park Police would like to extend our condolences to the Gonzalez family and the entire Pentagon Force Protection Agency on the loss of Officer George Gonzalez. His sacrifice will never be forgotten.
Photos from Washington Metropolitan Police Dept.'s post
Timeline photos
Today, remembers Officer Hakim A. Farthing, who was struck and killed by a drunk driver while he was working the scene of another crash on the Baltimore-Washington Pkwy, on August 10, 2002. Ofc. Farthing was 28 years old and had 2 years of service.
Photos from Law Enforcement Officers Weekend's post
Photos from Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics's post
🎊🎇🎆🎉 ANNOUNCEMENT 🎉 🎆🎇🎊
🆗…Registration is now open for the 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣2️⃣ Ride! We will be doing a FULL 3️⃣ day ride like in the past. Below is the link to register directly, or visit our web page at www.policeunitytour4.com and click Registration. 🚲🆒
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https://secure.e2rm.com/registrant/startup.aspx?eventid=364876
“We Ride For Those Who Died” Chapter IV, in Virginia, was organized in June of 2010 and ventured onto its inaugural ride in May of 2011. Although Chapter IV is based in Virginia, the chapter has riders and support members from all over the country. Chapter IV is one of nine chapters nationwide.....
The Tucson Police Department is heartbroken to hear of Nogales Police Officer Jeremy Brinton's death. He was an eighteen year veteran. Please keep Officer Brinton's family in your prayers.
A Dobbs Ferry (NY) police sergeant was assisting local utility workers with traffic control when he was suddenly attacked by a man with a knife.
The attack occurred yesterday afternoon when the armed suspect approached the sergeant from behind and began violently stabbing him with what has been described as a six-inch kitchen knife
The suspect ran off after the attack with the utility workers chasing after him. The sergeant was bleeding profusely and told a witness “If I bleed out, tell my wife and kids that I love them.”
The sergeant was rushed to the hospital while suffering from multiple puncture and laceration wounds. Although he lost a large amount of blood, he has been discharged and is expected to recover.
The suspect was taken into custody shortly after the incident. He has as since been charged with attempted murder of a police officer, attempted murder, attempted aggravated assault upon a police officer, and criminal possession of a weapon.
This is yet another violent act against our men and women in uniform, and it is unacceptable. LEOs are not expendable. They are real people serving their community while putting themselves in harm’s way. We need YOUR support more than ever.
Back the blue. 🚔
The San Francisco field office of the U.S. Park Police this week became the first in the federal department to test out body-worn cameras with the hope the devices will help solidify trust between officers and the community.
Photos from Breaks Interstate Park's post
Don’t be this person. Don’t hoard gas ⛽️
Storing gas in a plastic bin. Absolute GENIUS. (Via ig:longlivethegreg)
Photos from United States Park Police's post
Timeline photos
NEW: Memorial Merlot! Made by officers who have supported NLEOMF for over 20 years to honor fellow law enforcement officers. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Memorial and Museum. Click here for more details: https://bit.ly/33o0yGW
Timeline photos
Honor a fallen officer ahead of tomorrow’s Virtual Candlelight Vigil and donate today.
https://bit.ly/3eBe3JZ
Inside the Hall of Remembrance at the National Law Enforcement Museum
Chapter 4 on the Move!
receives recognition from Joint Force Headquarters National Capitol Area in support of the 59th Presidential Inauguration.
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“We Ride For Those Who Died”
Chapter IV, in Virginia, was organized in June of 2010 and ventured onto its inaugural ride in May of 2011. Although Chapter IV is based in Virginia, the chapter has riders and support members from all over the country. Chapter IV is one of nine chapters nationwide.
The Police Unity Tour continues to be the single largest supporter of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial, as well as a founding partner in the National Law Enforcement Museum.
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Fairfax Station Railroad Museum
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