The McKeesport community is mourning the tragic loss of Kenneth Hayman, a well-known and respected member of the War Dogs Motorcycle Club, who passed away following a deadly shooting in White Oak, Pennsylvania, on Sunday afternoon. The devastating incident occurred in the middle of an intersection, sending shockwaves through the tight-knit motorcycle and local communities. Kenneth’s untimely passing has left his family, friends, and fellow club members heartbroken as they remember the life of a man who lived with passion, loyalty, and brotherhood.
Authorities reported that the shooting took place in the heart of White Oak, where police responded to reports of gunfire. When officers arrived, they discovered Hayman suffering from life-threatening injuries. Despite immediate medical assistance, he sadly succumbed to his wounds. Investigators quickly began working to track down the suspect vehicle, described as a pickup truck seen fleeing the scene. As of Monday night, police confirmed that the pickup truck connected to the deadly shooting was located in Mount Pleasant, Westmoreland County, approximately 25 miles away from the scene. No arrests have yet been made, but law enforcement continues to investigate and pursue leads.
Friends of Kenneth described him as a devoted and generous man, someone who always went out of his way to lend a helping hand. Within the War Dogs Motorcycle Club, Kenneth was more than just a member — he was a brother. Known for his easygoing nature, sense of humor, and dedication to his fellow riders, Kenneth embodied the spirit of unity and respect that the club values deeply. His love for motorcycles wasn’t just about the open road — it was about the bonds formed and the sense of family that came with it.
Outside of the club, Kenneth was equally admired. Those who knew him personally speak of his kind heart, hardworking spirit, and unwavering loyalty to those he cared about. He had a way of bringing people together, whether at community events, local gatherings, or during casual rides with friends. His presence was one that commanded respect but also radiated warmth.
As the investigation continues, the community has rallied around the Hayman family, offering condolences, prayers, and support during this deeply painful time. A memorial ride is reportedly being planned by members of the War Dogs Motorcycle Club to honor Kenneth’s memory and celebrate his life.
