5th annual Ride for the Fallen held in Katonah
Motorcyclists showed up in Katonah today for the fifth annual Ride for the Fallen, an event honoring members of law enforcement.
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Jul 16, 2022, 3:23 PM
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2h agoMotorcyclists showed up in Katonah Saturday for the fifth annual Ride for the Fallen, an event honoring members of law enforcement.
The event was hosted by the Punishers Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club Westchester at the American Legion.
Many gathered to show support and recognition for the service law enforcement provides.
"It’s supporting all the families and the officers that have fallen over the years. The National Law Enforcement memorial fund raises the money and it benefits those families in DC,” explained Mark Preira, Vice President of Punishers LEMC, Westchester.
