Amy Davis, Baltimore Sun
Tim Caprio, widower of slain Baltimore County police officer Amy Caprio, puts on his bike helmet before the start of the Sunday morning memorial bike ride in her honor.
Amy Davis, Baltimore Sun
Debbie Sorrells, left, mother of slain Baltimore County police officer Amy Caprio, prepares to ring the bell for the start of the memorial bike ride planned by widower Tim Caprio.
Amy Davis, Baltimore Sun
Riders listen to the remarks of minister Tom Moen before the start of the memorial bike ride in honor of slain Baltimore County police officer Amy Caprio. The bike ride began at the Jerusalem Mill Historic Village and included both country roads, and for the more adventurous, trails in Gunpowder Falls State Park.
Amy Davis, Baltimore Sun
Many police officers volunteered or road in the memorial bike ride in honor of slain Baltimore County police officer Amy Caprio, which was planned by her husband, Tim Caprio.
Amy Davis, Baltimore Sun
Riders cycle along Jerusalem Road during a memorial bike ride on Sunday morning for slain Baltimore County police officer Amy Caprio. About 300 riders participated in the ride, which was planned in her honor by her husband, Tim Caprio. The bike ride began at the Jerusalem Mill Historic Village and included both country roads, and for the more adventurous, trails in Gunpowder Falls State Park.
Amy Davis, Baltimore Sun
Riders take off at the Jerusalem Mill Historic Village at the start of the memorial bike ride in honor of slain Baltimore County police officer Amy Caprio, which was initiated by her husband, Tim Caprio. The bike ride included both country roads, and for the more adventurous, trails in Gunpowder Falls State Park.
Amy Davis, Baltimore Sun
Friends greet widower Tim Caprio, right, before the start of the memorial bike ride which he planned in honor of his wife, slain Baltimore County police officer Amy Caprio.
Tim Caprio, widower of slain Baltimore County police officer Amy Caprio, puts on his bike helmet before the start of the Sunday morning memorial bike ride in her honor.
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