H Touring Bikes
Individual competition.
Posted by rivarix on 2019-02-22 00:21:20
Tagged: , Jefferson Area Motor Squad Police Motorcycle Skills Competition , Virginia , police rodeo , policeman , police officer , law enforcement , cops , Albemarle County Police Department Virginia , harley davidson police motorcycle , harley davidson electra glide , motor officer
Posted by high_beamed on 2011-07-16 11:27:31
Tagged: , Easyriders , rodeo , wilson , nc , north , carolina , rally , july , 7-10 , 2011 , girl , babe , biker , stunt , show , rat , bike , custom , knucklehead , flathead , panhead , shovelhead , chopper , hotrod , indian , triumph , yamaha , bikeshow , harley , davidson , bikini , contest , trophy , leather , county , swimsuit , women , woman , babes , rebel , softail , sportster , behind , barz , motorcycle , magazine , wet , t-shirt
Challenge ride.
Posted by rivarix on 2017-10-25 18:35:13
Tagged: , Mid-Atlantic Police Motorcycle Rodeo , Woodbridge Virginia , police rodeo , policeman , police officer , law enforcement , cops , deputy sheriff , Spotsylvania County Sheriff’s Office Virginia , harley davidson police motorcycle , harley davidson electra glide , motorcop
Posted by high_beamed on 2011-07-16 11:28:16
Tagged: , Easyriders , rodeo , wilson , nc , north , carolina , rally , july , 7-10 , 2011 , girl , babe , biker , stunt , show , rat , bike , custom , knucklehead , flathead , panhead , shovelhead , chopper , hotrod , indian , triumph , yamaha , bikeshow , harley , davidson , bikini , contest , trophy , leather , county , swimsuit , women , woman , babes , rebel , softail , sportster , behind , barz , motorcycle , magazine , wet , t-shirt
Easyriders Rodeo, Wilson, NC 2011
Posted by high_beamed on 2011-07-16 11:29:05
Tagged: , Easyriders , rodeo , wilson , nc , north , carolina , rally , july , 7-10 , 2011 , girl , babe , biker , stunt , show , rat , bike , custom , knucklehead , flathead , panhead , shovelhead , chopper , hotrod , indian , triumph , yamaha , bikeshow , harley , davidson , bikini , contest , trophy , leather , county , swimsuit , women , woman , babes , rebel , softail , sportster , behind , barz , motorcycle , magazine , wet , t-shirt
Practice session.
Posted by rivarix on 2017-10-07 00:04:58
Tagged: , Mid-Atlantic Police Motorcycle Rodeo , Woodbridge Virginia , police rodeo , policeman , police officer , law enforcement , cops , Arlington County Police Department Virginia , harley davidson police motorcycle , harley davidson electra glide , motor officer
Practice session.
Posted by rivarix on 2017-10-07 00:05:01
Tagged: , Mid-Atlantic Police Motorcycle Rodeo , Woodbridge Virginia , police rodeo , policeman , police officer , law enforcement , cops , Prince William County Police Department Virginia , harley davidson police motorcycle , harley davidson electra glide , motor officer
Practice session.
Posted by rivarix on 2017-10-07 00:04:57
Tagged: , Mid-Atlantic Police Motorcycle Rodeo , Woodbridge Virginia , police rodeo , policeman , police officer , law enforcement , cops , Fairfax County Police Department Virginia , harley davidson police motorcycle , harley davidson electra glide , motorcop
The FBI, alongside the Maine State Police, is appealing to the public for help in finding 14-year-old Stefanie Damron from New Sweden, Maine, who has been unaccounted for since September 24, 2024.
On Monday, authorities revealed a reward of up to $15,000 for information leading to her safe recovery or the apprehension and prosecution of those responsible for her disappearance.
Damron was last observed entering the woods near her residence on West Road. At that time, she was dressed in blue jeans, a long-sleeved blue shirt, and black Harley Davidson hiking boots. She is identified as a white female with green eyes and shoulder-length brown hair, approximately 5 feet tall and weighing around 130 pounds.
Being homeschooled with restricted social media access, her case has initiated a comprehensive search and investigation, according to a press release from the FBI.
“The FBI is hopeful that this reward will motivate anyone with information about Stefanie’s location to step forward,” stated Jodi Cohen, special agent in charge of the FBI Boston Division.
“Every piece of information, regardless of its size, could prove vital. Stefanie’s family is desperate for answers, and we are fully dedicated to collaborating with our law enforcement partners to utilize all investigative resources to locate her and bring her back home,” Cohen added.
Maine State Police Colonel Bill Ross underscored the necessity of public involvement.
“The Maine State Police is unwavering in our investigation into Stefanie’s disappearance. Every lead, no matter how minor, is being diligently pursued to find her,” Ross said.
“We sincerely appreciate the FBI’s assistance as we continue to implore anyone with information to come forward. Your tip could be crucial in solving this case and providing closure for Stefanie’s family,” he noted.
The FBI’s Child Abduction Rapid Deployment (CARD) Team, which specializes in cases of missing children, was activated shortly after Stefanie was reported missing. Together with the Maine State Police, the CARD team has carried out extensive investigative measures, including community canvassing, examining video footage, and conducting grid searches with canine units. Their investigation has expanded outside Maine, tracking leads across the United States and Canada.
Despite these extensive efforts, Stefanie is still missing.
Investigators have performed numerous interviews and explored multiple leads, but no significant breakthroughs have surfaced.
Authorities encourage the public to review and disseminate Stefanie’s updated missing person poster, which can be found at https://www.fbi.gov/wanted/kidnap/stefanie-damron.
Anyone with information regarding Stefanie’s disappearance is urged to contact the Maine State Police Houlton Barracks at 1-800-824-2261 or 207-532-5400. Tips can also be sent to the FBI by calling 1-800-CALL-FBI or visiting tips.fbi.gov.
From left to right: Joe Wilks C-K HOG Director, Donna Landers C-K HOG Member, Judy Dale C-K HOG Donation Coordinator, Richard Speadling III, Beth Anderson, and Lily Speadling.
The Chautauqua-Kinzua Harley Owners Group (C-K HOG), which is based at Jamestown Harley Davidson, recently made a generous contribution to the Chautauqua County Little Free Project. This donation included a variety of non-perishable food items, personal hygiene products, and other essentials for their pantry, as well as a significant number of toys for their Christmas program, all aimed at assisting local individuals and families in need.
The Little Free Project was initiated in 2020, during the early days of the pandemic, by Beth Anderson and her children, Lily and Richard III Speadling, who were seeking ways to support their community. Initially starting with one pantry filled with donated goods, the initiative has now expanded to include 40 pantries in the surrounding area. Although the pantries may be small, they symbolize hope for those who utilize them. C-K HOG has been a strong supporter of the family’s ongoing efforts to aid the community, frequently donating throughout the year and collecting toys at each meeting for Christmas donations.
For those interested in contributing to the welfare of those less fortunate in our area, the Chautauqua County Little Free Project maintains a Facebook page.