KY Brotherhood finishes four-day ride to honor fallen first responders

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – Sunday was the last leg for the Kentucky Brotherhood Ride, heading back into Lexington after four days on the road.

But it’s more than just a regular bike ride; it started July 25 in Lexington with 35 first responders and support teams.

It’s a four-day ride, visiting 18 counties with stops on Georgetown, Louisville, Berea, the Kentucky State Memorial, Estill County and more to honor fallen responders and provide support to their loved ones.

In 2020, Kentucky first responders experienced 12 line of duty deaths. This ride was a special way to comfort those who lost a loved one.