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Law Enforcement United ride honors service and sacrifice of fallen officers
Motorcycle units from Copley, N.J., and Ocean City, N.J., keep pace with the riders of Law Enforcement United to keep them safe. TED PFIRRMANN PHOTOS
May 17, 2025
Law Enforcement United made a pit stop May 9, at the Fairfield Inn outside Rehoboth Beach on a ride from Atlantic City, N.J., to Washington, D.C.
The group’s goal is to raise awareness and to honor the service and sacrifice of all law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty, as well as to remember the survivors left behind. The group also provides monetary support for the Road to Hope Bicycle Ride, Project Active Armor, Concerns of Police Survivors, the Officer Down Memorial Page, and Spirit of Blue Foundation. The group also assists other charitable organizations that share their common goals.
The procession of support vehicles brings up the rear.
Greeting riders at Fairfield Inn outside Rehoboth are (l-r) Denise Bernardo with Atlantic Transportation, Dave Repass with Meineke Car Care and Atlantic Transportation, Nick DeMalto with the Delaware State Police, and Justin and Renee Brown with Atlantic Transportation.
A few of the participants in the ride include (l-r) Chad Wilson, Jason Kreiceweis, John Rice Jr., Matthew Muller, Paulie Stryker, Matt Goug, John Mazzuca and Missy Sugalski.
Big Oyster Brewery displays its Delaware State Police Centennial Pilsner for riders.
JuneRose “JR” Futcher is with Delaware Concerns of Police Survivors.
Riders, tired from the day’s journey, check into the hotel.
A flyer for the Delaware State Police’s Community Engagement unit.
