7960395878?profile=originalMembers of the Brotherhood Ride honored the 11 emergency responders who died in the line of duty last year in Florida  by riding bicycles through the state, covering more than 550 miles in eight days. The ride began June 3 in Naples, traveled up the east coast and ended in St. Petersburg on June 10. The Delray Beach Police and Fire Rescue departments escorted the riders. Pictured are: Capt. Tim Garito (left), Curtis Jepson, Mike Twigger, Fred Glass, Chief of Police Tony Strianese, Shawn Beckowitz, Justin Reed, Dan Cramer and Jeff Morse, founder and president of the Brotherhood Ride (kneeling). Photo provided

 

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