Hundreds of Motorcyclists Rally to Support Teen Assaulted by Neighbor While Riding Dirt Bike: 'He Doesn't Need to be Afraid to Ride'

Hundreds of motorcyclists in Indiana rallied around a teen boy who was assaulted by a neighbor while riding his dirt bike last week.

A neighbor's surveillance video showed Jason Harrell, 46, shoving Jordan, 14, to the ground and punching him for riding his dirt bike. Harrell was heard telling the teen to stay out of the road and threatened to kill him and his father, WTHR reported.

After the incident made headlines last week, Jordan's family was overwhelmed by the outpouring of support. And in an effort to further raise the teen's spirits, more than 500 motorcyclists gathered for a ride through Indianapolis.

"This here is heartfelt. You know, he doesn't need to be afraid to ride a minibike," John Glass, an attending motorcyclist, told WTHR.

Harrell was charged with battery and intimidation and is currently being held without bail. His next court appearance is scheduled for February 25.