The LET team ventured to Arizona for fun and adventure at this Back to Blue event supporting local Cochise County Charities! Over the past 10 years, The Cochise County Sheriff’s Charity Ride has raised over $200,000 for local charities. This year is the 11th annual Charity ride; and five local charities were each given $10,000. That’s $50,000!
Participants and supporters of the Thin Blue Line were able to register their motorcycles, Jeeps, or side-by-sides in this year’s ride. There was even an on-the-road route for motorcycles and an off-the-road route for side-by-sides and Jeeps. Participants received their maps for the route before the event started.
The event will took place on Saturday November 4th at the Lawley Nissan Dealership.
This years charities were: Good Neighbor Alliance, Hearts of Gould Animal Haven, Warrior Healing Project, Real Wishes Foundation and the Animal Rescue Connection.
The LET team wants to also thank Sheriff Dannels and the Cochise County Sheriff’s Office for their hospitality at this event. We can’t wait to see what the 12th annual ride brings for the Cochise County Community!
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I always hate when cops/sheriffs say "I just enforce the law". It's just rephrasing I'm just following orders. And bs on no politics, laws are just politics after a vote.
Every sheriff in the country says they don't play politics they just enforce the law. Go enforce the border if you're so handy.
More like good ol Grady Judd here in Polk County. Love to see it
Why do you desecrate the flag? It's supposed to be a symbol of unity and freedom. Not a coloring book for you to add your rainbow color to. If you wouldn't want to see people spray painting their colors on it then you shouldn't do it either.