Author: Aaron Long

Spreading more Holiday Cheer. Today The New Braunfels TBL LEMC Club and Foundation made a $1500 donation to the New Braunfels Police Dept Blue Santa program.

There program helped over 300 kids get a Christmas present this year.

This weekend, DPS Trooper Yulissa Segovia joined the Eastland Chapter of the Thin Blue Line Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club, which sponsored the annual Shop with a Cop in Eastland County. Officers and deputies also joined trooper Segovia with the Eastland County Sheriff’s Office, Cisco Police, and Cisco College Police Departments. Families were selected to receive extra love this holiday season.

The Thin Blue Line LEMC is a law enforcement motorcycle club that raises money to support the families of injured and fallen officers.

Angleton’s Shop with a Cop was a big success. There were 108 kids that were treated with a Motorcycle and Police Escort with lights and sirens. The kids were given a $200 shopping spree being escorted by a Cop. Thank you all for helping to build memories to last a lifetime.

Our Houston Police Family Support Unit gives HUGE thanks to all donors, volunteers, officers, Thin Blue Line LEMC, HPD Mounted, HPD K9, TX. DPS, Vintage HPD, Josh Stalinsky w Academy & more that made this possible. We take the kids of fallen HPD officers on a Christmas shopping spree annually to show we’re here for them, they’re loved & the ultimate sacrifice made by their parent in the line of duty won’t be forgotten.

Thank you to the Thin Blue Line Motorcycle Club Southeast WI Chapter for supporting kids camp and WI Concerns of Police Survivors (WI C.O.P.S.).

It was an Honor to unveil the tribute bike of our Founder Rico. Rico’s family was in attendance as his tribute was immortalized at the TBL clubhouse.

Today, we stand together as a Brotherhood, bound by our oath to protect and serve. The Thin Blue Line LEMC San Marcos Chapter rode with purpose and unity to Kerrville, where our hearts felt the weight of the devastation. We visited the crash site to pay our respects to our fallen brothers who gave their al.

We then made our way to Kerrville PD, where we met with the regional director for TMPA, the field representative for TMPA, and the Kerrville POA to show our unwavering support. In these times of hardship, it is our duty to uplift and stand by our brothers and sisters in blue. Today, we made a $1,000 donation to the Kerrville PD POA to help replace essential gear and aid in their recovery from the flood’s destruction.

Kerrville has been through unimaginable challenges, but together, we will rebuild, we will heal, and we will continue to honor those who gave everything. To the brave men and women of Kerrville PD, we are with you. You are not alone.

Officer DJ Lahr was recently diagnosed with Glioblastoma Grade 4 wild-type. He is a Marine veteran, led the Austin PD K-9 Unit, and served for over 30 years. He is now an SRO for Liberty Hill ISD.

The Thin Blue Line Austin Chapter presented $500 to DJ at his benefit to assist with needed expenses.

Below is a QR code to donate to DJ to assist with medical and travel expenses.