It was quite the morning at Mercer County Park in West Windsor where men and women in blue from New Jersey to California gathered together to kick off the #PoliceUnityTour to ride for those who died.

Fifteen members of the #MCSONJ from the Law Enforcement and Corrections Divisions are peddling down to DC, and, each one is riding for a fallen officer.

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The second leg of the #PoliceUnityTour began under sunny skies, re-energizing our riders as they continue their journey to Washington, D.C.

After enduring the rain yesterday, the improved weather has lifted spirits, fueling their unwavering commitment to honor the memory of our fallen peace officers. As the riders pedal through Philadelphia, a city steeped in American history, they’re reminded of the resilience and unity that have shaped this nation.

From the Liberty Bell to Independence Hall, These American monuments stand as a testament to the values of courage and sacrifice, mirroring the dedication of officers who have made the ultimate sacrifice to protect our communities.

Each mile our riders cover today is a tribute to their bravery and a promise that their legacy will never be forgotten. #UnityTour2024 #honorthefallen🇺🇸

Hats off to the participants of the 2024 Police Unity Tour; over four days, they covered 300 miles from New Jersey to Washington, DC, paying tribute to our fallen officers. On Sunday, they completed the long journey by riding into Washington, DC, marking the beginning of National Police Week. 🚴‍♂️👮‍♀️

#Policeunitytour #nationalpoliceweek #NeverForget

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