Law Enforcement Officers Weekend

Happy to officially kick-off our 2021 Harley Davidson Motorcycle Raffle! Proceeds to benefit the families of injured and fallen law enforcement officers. Tickets are now on sale, only 750 tickets will be sold! Tickets are only $50 each ($52 if using credit card) and can be purchased directly through our Facebook page. Interested in buying tickets? Reply below or message us!

Corporal Adam McMillan of the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office (Ohio) died in the line of duty on Friday, October 23rd, from injuries he sustained in a motor vehicle collision on October 8th. Corporal McMillan’s patrol car collided with a transit bus, causing fatal injuries. He worked for the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office for 19 years and is survived by his loving family. Rest easy, Corporal. We’ve got the watch.

Originally, this was going to be a surprise announcement. However, due to COVID uncertainty, we need to ask you, our Blue Family, your opinions. We are currently planning an event down in Key Biscayne, Florida (Miami-Dade) for Columbus Day Weekend, October 7th - 11th, 2021. The event would be in celebration of our 5 year anniversary, which would include many fun, family-friendly activities, nightlife events and so much more that you’ve all come to expect from LEO Weekend. The... event would be held at a luxury 4 star hotel, with rooms starting at $199 a night (usually $700 a night). Resort fees would be waived for all attendees which means you get full access to their amazing gym, water toys, beach chairs, umbrellas and more. Registration fees would remain low as per usual for all attendees and of course we’d fly-in and pay all expenses for families of fallen officers. - Help us make a tough decision. Should we go through with this event, and will you be joining us? See more

Detective John Lombardi of the NYPD was recently diagnosed with a rare form of cancer which some needed treatments are not covered by insurance. John works with our friend and partner Anthony Botta, husband to Marlene Botta, the Director of Strategic Initiatives for the National Police Wives Association. Whether you can donate a dollar or five hundred dollars, anything and everything would be appreciated. Thanks Blue Family!

It’s been 8 years since Artie was taken from us, but not a day goes by that he isn’t forgotten. Our thoughts and prayers are with our partners from the Nassau County Police Department and Nassau County PBA. To your mother and sister, we are always here for you and we can’t wait to see you both at all of our 2021 events! A Brother To Us All

Line is already around the building! Come out here for a great night! Come support law enforcement! Come support the families of the injured and fallen!

Doors open in 40 minutes! It’s going to be one HELL of a night!

On Tuesday, October 20th, Sergeant Conley Jumper of the Greenville County Sheriff’s Office (South Carolina) was killed in the line of duty following a traffic stop which resulted in the perpetrator attempting to flee. Sergeant Jumper and a second deputy engaged an individual during a traffic stop and a struggle ensued. The perpetrator accelerated his vehicle from the shoulder of the highway and struck a tractor-trailer. A third deputy responding to the scene was also involved... in the accident as it occurred directly in front of him, unable to avoid it. Sergeant Jumper was caught in the accident and sustained fatal injuries, while the two other deputies were also injured but listed as non-life-threatening. Sergeant Jumper had served with the Greenville County Sheriff’s Office for 28 years and held the rank of Master Deputy Sheriff up until this incident. He was posthumously promoted to Sergeant following his death. Sergeant Jumper is survived by his parents, sister, wife and daughter. Rest easy, Sergeant. We’ve got the watch.

Even though the haunted house is indoors, tomorrow nights weather is supposed to be great! High 60s to low 70s. It’ll be a perfect night to enjoy some food and boozie candy outside of the haunt!

On Tuesday, October 20th, Sergeant Harold L. Preston of the Houston Police Department was shot and killed in the line of duty. Sergeant Preston and other officers responded to a domestic incident in which a female caller stated her estranged husband had locked her out of her apartment. The estranged husband had been arrested two days prior for menacing the female caller with a firearm. The Houston District Attorney’s Office released him the same day and refused to press charg...es. Officers waited outside the apartment for nearly an hour when the callers 14 year-old-son managed to unlock the apartment door. As the door open, the estranged husband was standing their, holding a firearm, and began firing. Sergeant Preston was struck in the head and upper body multiple times, while the 14 year-old-son and another officer were also shot but listed in stable condition. The estranged husband surrendered an hour later. Sergeant Preston had served with the Houston Police Department for 41 years and was set to retire in just a few weeks. He is survived by his loving, elderly parents. Rest easy, Sergeant. We’ve got the watch.

Sergeant Harry Cohen of the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department (California) died in the line of duty following a fatal heart attack sustained while training with the K-9 unit. Sergeant Cohen had served with the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department for 24 years and is survived by his wife, son and daughter. Rest easy, Sergeant. We’ve got the watch.

Somebody lost their donkey, County!

After being shot in the head, this officer returned home and let his entire department know he’s back! Great video!

On Friday, October 16th, Detective Curt Holland of the Commerce City Police Department (Colorado) was struck and killed in the line of duty. Detective Holland was driving Northbound when an intoxicated driver, driving a pickup truck, crossed the double yellow center line at a high rate of speed and stick Detective Holland head-on. The pickup then continued and struck a second vehicle behind Detective Holland. Detective Holland and the driver of the second vehicle were both killed in the crash. The intoxicated driver was taken into custody and remains in the hospital in serious condition. Detective Holland was a member of the Commerce City Police Department for 4 years and is survived by his wife and two daughters. Rest easy, Detective. We’ve got the watch.

Last night, President Austin Glickman and Vice President Zachary Grunther presented Dr. David Neubert of the Town of Hempstead Emergency Medical Services with a commendation for actions taken on Saturday, October 17th during our 2nd Annual Ride 4 Remembrance. During the ride, a participant fell off their motorcycle and sustained a serious leg injury. Dr. Neubert and EMT Annmarie Flanagan were participating in the procession, witnessed the incident and immediately stopped to render quick, professional and calming aid. Thanks to their actions, the rider received the best possible medical care and we are pleased to announce that the rider is in great spirits and doing well!