This morning (June 21), Brazos Valley Chapter members of the Thin Blue Line Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club presented a check to Anderson VFD Chief Michael Kimich to help him in his battle with cancer. Our goal is to make sure these heroes and their family members are able to focus on getting better and not worry about medical bills.
The Thin Blue Line Foundation is proud to announce the donation of Tasers/supplies to the Meadows Place Police Department.
The Foundation received a special grant that was specifically for the purchase of equipment for some of our local law enforcement agencies.
We were able to purchase needed equipment for Jersey Village PD, Missouri City PD, Sugar Land PD and now Meadows Place PD.
The Thin Blue Line presented a total of 14 bikes and helmets to students with the best grades and perfect attendance for the year . Spokes 4 Hope was a major sponsor of the event and committed to doubling the program next year. Thanks to the Dallas Chapter for coming out to help.
We continue with our great work of blessing tough warriors going through breast cancer. We had the opportunity to bless a family with a financial donation to make all their lives just a little easier, and also with the opportunity to pray for their healing.
The Thin Blue Line LEMC donated $1000 to support the families of officers killed in the line of duty and to fund the Ride for the Fallen scholarship fund. We are happy to do our part for the families of those that served.
DJ Daniel, the young teen and cancer survivor out of Houston who was President Trump’s guest at his address to congress, was sworn in today as a member of the Thin Blue Line LEMC by our National President.
The Thin Blue Line escorted DJ to the Houston Police Officer’s Union, located at 1600 State Street, Houston 77007. There he was patched in. When the presentations were complete DJ and his Father were taken to Prison Break Tattoo where DJ’s dad will be given a free Tattoo of some of DJ’s art. The 99% Radio Show broadcasted live.
May God watch over him, his ʻohana, and first responders everywhere.
The TBL LEMC Road Captain team worked today on their slow speed riding skills and saw big improvements from the first to the last exercise. Safety is important and practicing skills is how you improve.
The Thin Blue Line LEMC in the Garland area was able to donate 13 Bikes this year for the Bike for Excellence Program. The students criteria for receiving the bikes is perfect, attendance, outstanding grades and team work. The goal is to bridge the gap from law-enforcement to children and give back. We would like to recognize our sponsors Spoke 4 Hopes and the 99% Radio Network.
Our members are keeping safety a priority in our most recent CPR certifcation course. Thanks to all that participated.
Thank you for the TBL team for your assistance in keeping our highways clean.
