Wisconsin Police Motor Units Head to DC to Honor Fallen Officers

Wisconsin police motor units head to DC to honor fallen officers

National Police Week to honor fallen officers, including officer Kendall Corder, who was killed in an ambush-style attack last year.

Wisconsin police motorcycles head to nation's capital as 2 fallen officers added to national memorial

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Happening Today: Police motorcycles depart Wisconsin for National Police Week

MILWAUKEE — More than two dozen police motorcycles from agencies across southeastern Wisconsin will be loaded onto a semi‑truck Thursday morning at the House of Harley‑Davidson as they begin their journey to Washington, DC for National Police Week (May 10–16). Over 24 police motor units from the following agencies will be loaded for transport to Washington, DC:Milwaukee Police, Lannon Police, City of Racine Police, Racine County Sheriff, Madison…

National Police Week: Wisconsin officers headed for Washington, DC

National Police Week starts on Sunday, May 10 – and police officers are heading from southeast Wisconsin to Washington, D.C.

National Police Week May 10-16

National Police Week begins on Sunday, May 10 and runs through Saturday, May 16,  honoring law enforcement officers who lost their lives in the line of duty while recognizing the service and sacrifice of officers nationwide.  During a recent appearance on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse, Sheridan Police Captain Tom Ringley discussed the week’s origins and its goal. Capt. T. Ringley According to national statistics shared by the Captain, 111 law en…