S.C. Police Officers Injured Responding to Bike Rally Fights
What to know
- Multiple North Myrtle Beach police officers were injured while responding to fights and assaults tied to Spring Bike Rally activity along Main Street’s bar district.
- One police officer was taken to a hospital with injuries but is expected to recover; several arrests were made during enforcement efforts.
- Police maintained a heavy presence throughout the rally, stressing that violence and disorderly conduct would not be tolerated as crowds gathered across the Grand Strand.
Multiple North Myrtle Beach police officers were injured while responding to several fights and assaults associated with Myrtle Beach Spring Bike Rally.
On Saturday night, officers responded to multiple fights and incidents in the bar area of Main Street in North Myrtle Beach, according to a North Myrtle Beach Police Facebook post. Several arrests were made as officers attempted to take enforcement action, the post said.
One officer was transported to the hospital for treatment and is expected to make a quick recovery, the post said.
Additional details about the incidents, including the number of arrests and charges, were not provided.
Myrtle Beach Spring Bike Rally runs from May 8 through May 17. The rally takes place throughout the Grand Strand.
“The North Myrtle Beach Police Department remained committed throughout Harley Bike Week to ensure a safe environment for residents and visitors,” the post said. “While the vast majority of attendees came to enjoy Bike Week... violence, disorderly conduct, and assaultive behavior will not be tolerated in our city.”
Officers maintained a strong presence throughout the event and continued proactive enforcement efforts to address criminal activity and ensure the safety of everyone attending, the post said.
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