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Who are we?
We are a Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club (LEMC) that was founded in North Texas in mid-2002. Here is the website for our founding Chapter: http://www.lawdogsmc.com/ |
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In November 2006 a few Law Enforcement friends decided to start the first chapter in Colorado. We now have many members and are growing. Send us an email if your interested in joining. |
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Why start a new club?
We didn't all ride Harleys and work; in Law Enforcement so we didn't all qualify for the established clubs in our area simply, we didn't want to have to drop our buddies that didn't qualify...but we do have high regard for all the other established LEMC Clubs and respect their organizations...
What are we all about?
We are a Law Enforcement (LE) and Emergency Service Personnel (ESP) based motorcycle club that is a non-profit organization.
Membership
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You must have ownership rights to and; ride a motorcycle or plan to own one within six months. Any make of motorcycle is allowed for membership into The Club. However, we strongly encourage the; cruiser type bike as opposed to a sport or racing bike due to the type of riding The Club promotes. |
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You must be a full-time, part-time or reserve Police Officer with powers of arrest (including Armed Forces Law Enforcement personnel); or, retired or vested Police Officer from a full-time Law Enforcement Agency; or, retired, full-time or part-time Firefighter; or, Emergency Medical Personnel or full-time Corrections; Officer. We may also accept a limited number of civilians who have a high regard and respect for the work that we do. You must be properly licensed to ride and operate a motorcycle and be able to provide, upon request, proof of insurance. |
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NOTE: meeting these minimum qualifications does NOT guarantee membership -- membership is NOT automatic. |
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