EVESHAM TOWNSHIP, NJ — Officers from the Evesham Township Police Department participated Thursday in the Kick-Off Ride for the Police Unity Tour, a prelude to the multi-day event honoring fallen law enforcement officers.
The ride began in Cherry Hill Township and concluded in Franklin Township, with officers stopping at various police departments along the way to pay tribute to local officers who died in the line of duty. The main tour begins Friday, with riders traveling from New Jersey to Washington, D.C.
The Police Unity Tour raises both awareness and funds for the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial and Museum. It draws participation from departments across the country and serves as a physical and symbolic gesture of remembrance.
Evesham police praised the commitment of their officers participating in the voluntary ride, citing the importance of honoring the service and sacrifice of fellow officers.
The department shared updates on its official platforms and thanked community members for their support.
Key points
- Evesham officers took part in the Police Unity Tour’s Kick-Off Ride ahead of the main event.
- The ride honors officers killed in the line of duty and supports a national memorial and museum.
- The full tour begins Friday, covering the route from New Jersey to Washington, D.C.
Community joins in honoring fallen officers
Stops along the Kick-Off Ride route included moments of recognition at area police departments, where participants reflected on the legacy of fallen colleagues.
Evesham Township Police emphasized that participation in the ride is voluntary and reflects the department’s ongoing commitment to remembrance and public service.