Choir Boys Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club

Senior Agent Luis Aguilar
United States Border Patrol
End of watch: Saturday, January 19, 2008
Biographical Info
Age: 32
Tour of Duty: 6 years
Badge Number: Not available
Incident Details
Cause of Death: Vehicular assault
Date of Incident: Saturday, January 19, 2008
Incident Location: California
Weapon Used: Automobile
Suspect Info: Apprehended
Senior Border Patrol Agent Luis Aguilar was killed when he was intentionally struck by the driver of a vehicle he was attempting to stop.

Border patrol agents observed a brown Hummer and a red Ford F-250 pickup crossing from Mexico into the United States about 20 miles west of Yuma, Arizona. Agents on normal patrol watched as the vehicles traveled west on I-8. The drivers of the Hummer and the pickup saw that the agents were following them and turned around, heading back the way they had come, with the Border Patrol following them. As Agent Aguilar deployed spike strips, near the Imperial Sand Dunes Recreation Area, he was intentionally struck by the driver of the Hummer.

Both vehicles fled into Mexico, where one of the suspects was later apprehended. A second suspect turned himself in to authorities in the United States.

Agent Aguilar had served with the Border Patrol for six years and is survived by his wife and two children. He was assigned to the Yuma Sector.
Arizona Choir Boys LEMC will present a check to the family of Agent Aguilar on Monday, February 4, 2008 at the Border Patrol Headquarters in Yuma, AZ. At 1300 hours.

Arizona Region III Choir Boys would like to thank the Phoenix guys for coming to Lake Havasu for the shoot out. It was a great success again. There were two combat ranges set up and all shooters did very well. I would not feel sorry for the criminal that encouters these fine shots. Wally however shot very well and handicapped himself by removing his front sight on the second range. We have not yet tallied the results.

I would like to throw out a challenge to all the Arizona Regions that did not attend this event. We are thinking of another shoot out in Febuary. Somewhere around the last weekend of that month. If you or your region would be interested in this event, Please let me know. I think that once you attend one of these events you will be hooked.

I hope to hear from you soon to find out about the next SHOOT OUT>>>>>>>>CFFC Richard “Deuce” Epps

There are a couple of non Choir Boy Rides in the Lake Havasu and Bullhead City area in the next two months. The first run is Sept. 22, 2007 at the Avi Casino. This run is put together by the Star Riders Chapter 228. The Star Riders participate every year in AZ Reion III’s River run with 20 plus bikes. The run is to raise funds to donate to the local food banks in this area. The run Starts at 0900 hours, on the 22nd.

The second run is on Oct.6, 2007 Ride 2 Read bead run and party. This run is put on by the Devilish Dames which is the local chapter of the Women in the Wind. All the proceeds of this run go to the Literacy Programs of Lake Havasu City and the run starts at 0900 hours.

If anyone is interested please email me and I will get you any information you need…..CFFC Richard Epps

AZ Region III as most of you know is having another shoot out Oct. 06, 2007 in Lake Havasu. This is an all Arizona Region Shoot. WE have not recieved any feed back from most of the AZ Regions, so its very hard to plan the event. I am asking that all Arizona Regions email me with the number of shooters or spectators that will be attending so that we can plan this event. I will also need to know if you want to stay the night in Havasu so that I can make hotel arraingments for you. Please Regions 1,2,4,5,6, respond to me via email at raepps_2000@yahoo.com I promise this will be a fun event…….CFFC Richard “Deuce” Epps

CHANDLER, Arizona (August 23, 2007) —Chandler Harley-Davidson and RideNow Powersports is making going out for a meal or a drink really fun again by hosting one of the hottest Tuesday nights in the valley, bringing motorcycle enthusiasts together to enjoy two of their favorite activities: riding and helping others. 

Tuesday, September 11th kicks off the Inaugural Two Wheel Tuesday Bike Night at the Tilted Kilt at 660 W. Warner Rd. in Tempe at 6pm. A good nights entertainment with live music, raffles, vendors, portable Dyno, $3 Jack Daniels, great food with 15% off with Biker Night Card – all helping to raise money for 5013c Charity’s FREEDOM IS NOT FREE (aiding wounded service members, their families and the families of the fatally wounded) and The Choir Boys United Fund For Fallen Survivors, (C.U.F.F.S) which aids surviving family members of fallen brothers and sisters of the Law Enforcement Community.

But mark your calendars – every first Tuesday of each month, around 6pm – motorcycle enthusiasts will flock to the Tilted Kilt, parking their bikes several deep. The Tilted Kilt pub is a sports pub with Lovely lasses in naughty but nice mini kilts and hunky male bartenders serving a menu of both traditional “pub grub” and pouring ales and beers from around the world as well as virtually every other libation a customer could want.

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Jinx & E.B. are getting married in New River.

 Leaving from I 10 and Litchfield the Mobil Gas Station (N of 10 on W side of Litchfield, next to Denny’s at 0500. Rooms available in San Dimas. The ride is on the 15th and we will return on the 16th

On Friday, July 27th, Phoenix Police Officer George Cortez Jr. was shot to death while attempting to arrest two people that were attempting to cash a forged check at Southwest Check Cashing near 83rd Ave and Encanto Blvd.

Slain Officer Cortez is survived by his wife Tiffany and two sons Kotlan 4 (right) and Gunner 2.

On Sunday, Region One members Wally, Carlos, Fraudman and Ponch presented a check from the Choirboy’s Fallen Officer fund to the family.

The Choirboys extend condolances to George’s family and to all members of the Phoenix Police Department.

Region VI, is the newest, fastest growing region in Arizona, it covers the greater Eastside of the Phoenix Metro area. Members of Choir Boys Region VI are active and retired Law Enforcement Officers on the Local, County, State, and Federal level. Most of the Eastside Law Enforcement agencies are represented as well as several retired officers from other states across the nation.

Our monthly meetings are held on the second Saturday of the month (1130hrs) at Boston’s Restaurant located at      1026 South Gilbert Rd. (Gilbert Rd South of Warner Rd) Region VI members assist Reg. #1 members in sponsoring the C.U.F.F.S Run. This yearly event was established in 1997 and takes place during the month of October. C.U.F.F.S stands for “Choir Boys United for Fallen Survivors”. This event has become one of the best and most popular Law Enforcement runs in the State of Arizona. Choir Boys throughout the nation participate in this event together with the citizens of our communities, to show support to those Law Enforcement Officers who have given the ultimate sacrifice to their community. The proceeds of this run go to assist the families of Police Officers, Firefighters, Federal Agents and Correctional Officers who have lost their lives or been severely injured in the line of duty.

Region VI members enjoy participating in motorcycle events that benefit the Community at Large and Law Enforcement. Our objective is to keep alive, the memory of those Law Enforcement Officers who have paid the ultimate price while protecting their fellow citizens.
Please join us at any of our monthly meetings. Should you see us riding, introduce yourself.

For more information about Region VI, please contact us.