Sgt. Beyer of the Douglas County Sheriff's Office spent Monday on two wheels instead of four, riding with Team Colorado in the Unity Tour alongside law-enforcement cyclists honoring colleagues killed in the line of duty. According to the sheriff's office, Beyer helped raise more than $2,000 for the families of fallen officers, a show of support that riders and residents alike praised as a powerful way to back survivors and keep the memory of lost officers front and center.
Sgt. Beyer Rides With Team Colorado
In a post on Facebook, the Douglas County Sheriff's Office said Beyer is part of Team Colorado, formally known as the Colorado Law Enforcement Riders for a Cause, and noted that the Unity Tour honors fallen officers from across the country. The post links to the team's fundraising page on PledgeReg, which is being used to collect donations for families of officers who died in the line of duty. The department also credited a photo in the post to Daniel Orr/5280 Fire.
Community Reaction And Fundraising Totals
A community member chimed in on Facebook to say they were "impressed with Sgt. Beyer's passion, professionalism, and positive impact," according to the sheriff's office. The post also notes that Beyer has helped raise more than $2,000 so far for survivor families. Organizers encouraged anyone who wants to support the effort to use the pledge page linked by the department.
