He did state that if the board decided to continue providing a venue for the rodeo, his department would respond to calls as provided by law but would not assist in the security portion of the event.”
He made it clear to the board that he was in no way intending to sway the board in making a decision to not continue to allow the event on the fairgrounds, but only to point out his concerns for the community and to state his department would no longer provide security.
“He also stated unequivocally that he, nor any of his department, going forward, would provide security services during another Easyrider event. During the Sheriff’s comments, he described a situation that took place this year during the event that he felt put the lives of his deputies and possibly the community at large in a life-threatening situation,” Cosenza said. “At the meeting, Ross County Sheriff George Lavender and members of his command staff addressed the board and provided a video of drone footage of this year’s rodeo. The Guardian spoke with Agriculture Society President Brad Cosenza, who explained the fair board’s decision.įollow Insane Throttle on Instagram For the fun Stuff The annual event, officials say, will no longer be permitted at the Ross County Fairgrounds. ROSS COUNTY, Ohio - Ross County Agricultural Society voted to cut ties with the Easyriders Rodeo during their November meeting. Come over and get in the know with everything happening in the Biker Scene.
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