FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Lockdown Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club (LEMC) is a brotherhood founded by current and former law enforcement professionals. Our roots run deep in the correctional system, and we combine our dedication to public service with a shared passion for riding motorcycles. We are not just a club — we are family.

Membership is open to active and retired law enforcement, correctional officers, first responders, and select individuals who share our values and commitment to integrity, loyalty, and respect. Every prospect is thoroughly vetted and must align with our code of conduct and mission.

No. Lockdown LEMC is a law-abiding, three-piece patch motorcycle club. We ride with purpose, represent traditional values, and hold deep respect for the history and culture of the motorcycle community. We are not affiliated with any 1%er organization.

Our bottom rocker simply identifies the region where our chapter is based and rides — it is not a territorial claim. We respect all clubs and the road, and we expect the same respect in return.

Our club stands for loyalty, respect, service, and family. We ride to honor those who serve, remember those who’ve fallen, and support causes that matter — from charity rides to community outreach. Brotherhood is not just a word to us — it’s a way of life.

Absolutely. Giving back is core to who we are. We participate in charity rides, fundraising events, and community support projects, especially those supporting first responders, veterans, and their families.

Yes — supporters are welcome. Whether it's attending events, participating in rides, or simply helping spread the word, there are many ways to stand with us and show support for the cause and our mission.