Today just four riders headed up from the Northfield Police Department to remember Fallen Officers all over America. This annual event draws thousands of bicyclers across the country to Washington, DC to remember the Fallen and Law Enforcement United raises hundreds of thousands of dollars for several causes involving the family and co-workers of the Fallen and also to provide for those Officers who can’t afford to buy the essential equipment they need to do their job. Shocking to know there are many… Teri Knight talked with Tommy Booth, an Apple Valley Police Officer, who helps organize the rides. Please listen in …
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Deputy Chief Mark Elliot drove the truck hauling the LEU trailer with all the names of the Fallen written on it.
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