[Music] 71 wiped out at 2:00. >> On March 24th, 2025, a Holman police officer is sent out after a driving complaint in the village of Hullman. The caller reported a motorcyclist on a black bike with no plates flying down the road at a high speed, weaving through lanes and putting lives in danger. 716 to 71. Where we at? 104. He's going to be coming up to a high rate of speed. When I turn around, he's trying to take it off right away. Turn off the road right now. Oh, he just looks like he just wiped out. 7-Eleven. Looks like he wiped out and parked wiped out. While this 21-year-old man was trying to ditch the cops, he sped through a park and even jumped a curb. For a moment, officers thought he might have crashed, but families playing nearby ended up seeing an unexpected scene play out instead. >> 71. I heard him go. [Music] >> 7-Eleven wiped out. [Music] >> 7-Eleven. We're looking for him. Where'd he go? >> He went over that curb. Where did he go? >> I have no idea. >> Hey, you see a bike go through? He went through. He's got the motorcycle looking for the driver or he's looking for pole. >> 711. Look like he wiped out. He took some uh >> I don't know where he's at right now. >> Copy. >> He went through some backyards here in Deerwood Park. I don't know where he's at right now. >> Which way to go? Second on second half. So, it looked like he went towards D. Everybody's pointing towards D right now. 161. Stop and see if they saw that that motorcycle around the corner. >> You want to go back and see if they saw him go out this way. >> Officers soon receive a dispatch update about a caller reporting a motorcyclist in their driveway in the area. >> Looking for the motorcycle. 301 Street said there's a guy on a motorcycle in the driveway. So, I got him. >> He's behind the trailer. >> Behind the trailer. >> He's behind that trailer. Yes. >> All right. Thank you. Seven with him. I'm out with him. Behind the trailer. >> Knowing he'd been seen behind the trailer, the biker essentially accepted that his ass was screwed. >> Seven of them out with him. 104 second half. >> Stop. Stop. >> I seen the light. Stop. >> Turn around. >> Put your hands up. What the are you doing? >> Stop. >> What the hell are you doing driving a bike like that? >> Stop. >> I didn't even th you did. We were chasing you. >> I'm trying to ride. >> Oh, you're about to learn. >> About to lose your license. >> I don't even know if the bike's going to start. Well, >> you got him. >> Yeah. Let's go to the front of my car. >> You're lucky you didn't kill yourself. >> I thought he wiped out. Looked like he got air. >> Are you dumb? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I have nothing. All right. I'm going to jail. >> It looked like he just launched over and wiped out, but it sound like he went through a bunch of backyards and then >> Oh, freaking f. >> He was I think he was he was parked in your driveway, wasn't he? >> I don't know what the hell you're thinking, man. It's a little day. >> He just came flying by, dumped his bike, and then started running towards a creek and he probably he didn't know he was a creek there, bro. >> All right. Good job, boys. Appreciate their info. >> Yeah, laying around, you know. >> You got anything illegal in here? >> No, it's car keys. >> As soon as I was out, >> I can't believe he kept going. >> I thought he wiped out. >> I did, too. I just lost the bike. >> Well, whoever called it in 600 Ninja. What is this, dude? You should have saw him go over. He Sand Lake and Garter. >> Hey, what kind of bike keeps running from you guys? Is it a black ninja? >> I cannot believe he kept it up. >> He I think he caught it first. It was on Sand Lake Road flying into town and then I just saw him I was on Gardner. I just saw him fly through. >> He went straight. >> It looked like by the ball fields. >> Yeah, he went straight. He did not turn. Just straight over the curb. Bike was flying. Yeah, it looked like he was airborne and I thought he wiped it >> and he managed to keep it up and keep going. >> Yeah, >> that's impressive >> cuz we were both looking for a bike crash somewhere over there and >> so I started heading >> Well, he didn't wipe out. He He went straight over the curb. Like the bike was flying. He kept it upright and kept going through the grass. >> I'm going to read you your rights right now. As it stands, you're going to be charged with at least felony fleeing. Um probably a laundry list of other traffic violations you got coming your way. Before I read you this, are you up for talking to me about what happened today or no? >> I'll see. >> Well, don't start. It's either yes or no. >> I'll tell you what. I'll read you this and then you tell me. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law at any time you wish, include during the questioning. >> Do you understand each of these rights? >> Okay. Realizing that you now have these rights, are you now allowed to answer questions or make a statement? >> No. >> You don't want to talk to me at all? >> I'll be fine if they can. >> No. Hey, hey, hey, hey. It's it's a yes or no. I read you your rights. If you don't want to talk to me, you don't want to talk to me, it's it's a yes or no. >> This is about the bike. If there's any >> It's yes or no. >> Sure. I just got that bike 2 weeks ago. >> So, why are you driving like you're driving today? >> Trying to learn and then when I seem to like panic and >> Okay. You realize that you could have killed like we we could be scooping you up off the side of the road right now. We we've done that before. We don't really like doing that. >> I was panicking and trying to stop the bike and then >> No, you weren't. Come on, man. Don't give me bull. I >> I ended up off the road. >> Yeah, I know. I saw you go off the road and then cut through people's backyards. We thought you launched it and crashed it. >> Show you in my videos sometimes. I can't believe he kept it upright. I don't know how. >> That's wild. >> Cuz he was like I saw the ass into the bike like up like this once he went over that curb. >> I don't know how he did it on that corner. >> You got a normal driver's license. You got a normal car or a regular car? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You ever been in trouble before? >> Um like I think once like a while ago. >> What was that for? >> Destruction of property when I was in school. What are we listening to? >> No idea. >> Nothing good. I >> I'm I'm struggling to understand why you would do this. I mean, it's it's concerning that we're driving a bike like this with sandy roads and a bunch of people running around, right? Like, this is a huge issue. Like, no more driver's license. Probably not going to ever drive a bike again. What was with the driving in on an Alaska before you made it up to home? Passing in a double yellow, cutting cars off, flying by people. You realize that with the little experience that you have on a bike, all it takes is somebody to make one small error on the road and you're dead. Do you I mean, do you understand that? >> To some degree. >> Explain that to me to some degree. >> Yeah, I understand one mistake. And >> I'm not even talking about your mistake. I'm talking about somebody's on their phone and they take a they take a quick left turn right in front of you and you smoke them and you're going that fast and you're flying from the cops. I just I'm I'm trying to understand it. Why Why would you do it? It just doesn't seem worth it to me. Whose bike is it? Is it yours? Did you buy it? >> It's my bike. >> Is there a discrepancy or something? Like, why don't you have tags on it? Because you >> I just got it. I got just had the title in the mail. I just haven't gotten into getting it in. I haven't even transferred quite yet. >> Okay. Do you have anything else you want to say reference what happened today or No. Where were you coming from? >> I was coming from home. >> You got a wallet or anything? Anything with a driver's license in it? >> Should have been in my wallet that you guys took out of my pocket. Should be on the hood. No, he doesn't have one. >> He said it's in his wallet. >> Where's your wallet? >> Uh, y'all took it out of my pocket and put it on the hood or on the ground. >> No, I didn't. I took your phone out of your pocket or receipt. You see a wallet? >> As the officers are still trying to track down the man's wallet and ID. The witness who called in his location shares a theory with them. >> There's nothing in his helmet. >> Hey, what's up? >> He did run all the way to the creek. I don't know if he smashed something or not. Okay, >> I can show you like kind of where I saw him. I don't know if you if he's got something on him or not. >> I don't see a lot. >> It was in my right pocket right here. >> This pocket? >> This what? >> It was there. Y'all pulled it out. >> Don't think we did. I can check my camera, but I'm pretty sure I only took out your phone and this receipt and then your keys. Unless it fell out when you uh Dude, I cannot believe you kept your bike upright. >> I I don't know. >> I'm shocked. You okay? You're not injured at all, are you? Can't talk at this moment. >> Do you want EMS to check out? >> Were you guys looking for him before I called? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Cuz you guys were here quick. >> Whoa. >> This your property here? >> Did you call us? >> Okay, perfect. >> Just on my way outside. I saw him. I I saw him go down the street like at 100 miles an hour. Just came out of my garage and then Well, I heard you guys and then I heard this motorcycle in my street going really fast and then he dumped it right there. parked it behind the trailer and started running down here. >> Yell at him and said, "What are you doing?" And that's when he came back. >> He just ran down here, realized there was water, and came back up. So, okay. Well, we appreciate the call, man. >> That I don't want that. >> You find a wallet or no? >> No. >> I don't think I took it out of his pocket. He says I did, but >> what do we got going on here? >> He took off from us. >> Yeah, >> he's going to jail. >> When I heard this, I'm thinking, is this the one that we had this summer? You know the one out on D that gave you guys a chase all over >> the are you doing stupid dumb? >> I think he's done cuz I I got him again like a month or so later in his car. He crashed his car. >> When was the last time you got arrested for anything? I can't get you in trouble for a a past experience where you've been arrested. I just want I just want to I want to see where we're at here. >> Last time I was very cough like 20 21. >> We can look it up. I'm not I'm not trying to trip you up. It's not to stump the chump. I just want to know so that we can understand or >> maybe anticipate continuous problems with you in the future. My my I guess my question or my point is is this going to be a a frequent thing with you? >> Okay. How come you ran down to the creek? >> I don't even know where I was. >> Well, I know that I went into the thing. I didn't know where I was. >> So, did you just hit water and not want to go any further or what? stopped when I could get the bike to actually stop. When I first when he first let me know, I went to downshift and it wouldn't slow down enough. And when I hit the hill, continued going. >> Okay. So, people lie to me every single day. And I don't really appreciate it when somebody who's terrible at lying tries to throw me a lie. I know you weren't. I know you weren't slowing on the bike. You would have stopped way sooner than that. >> Hit throttle, let off. And then you kept going through backyards and made it all the way over here. That's that's bull. You did not try and slow down that bike because you were going too fast and you had cops on your ass and you didn't want to stop. That's felony fleeing. Have you ever ran from the cops before? I wouldn't make it a habit cuz you suck at it. >> You said you've never been arrested before >> in the jail. I haven't been like actually pit through completely. >> You've been to the jail? >> Yeah. >> What you've been in jail for? >> I don't even remember what it was for. If >> I can look. It was a felony. No. for child neglect and battery. Is that case still open? >> I think that case is closed. >> And as the incident comes to a close, the officer has a final question and some advice to lay on the man. >> We're going to go in. We're going to go left here and then you're going to sit down for me. Okay. Sit down right there. Perfect. All right, bud. So, we're going to have the same court date and time, but I just got to let you know what you're getting cited for. Uh, this first ticket is for failing to display vehicle license plates. It's zero points on your license. It's $15010. Unreasonable and improved speed, $15010. Operating without a valid motorcycle license, three points on your license, $200.50. Three points on your license. Motorcycle tires failure to meet requirements. Your tires are completely bald. That's $175.30. Deviating from lane of traffic, $17,5.30. Unsafe passing on the right, $332. Passing into oncoming traffic, $32,650. Reckless driving, $97,4.50. 50s. Believe it or not, I'm just glad you or anyone else didn't get hurt. I am shocked. I was completely convinced you crashed when you went over that curb cuz all I saw was the back end of your bike standing straight up. I'm I'm sorry we met this way and and whatever, but you just got to make better decisions, man. It's the middle of the day. You're brand new to riding. If you continue to ride like that, you're going to kill yourself. And I used to ride. So I'm not I'm not just some [ __ ] cop telling you that. You get what I'm saying? If it's too much, just sell it. It's not worth your life or someone else's life. I mean, you go over that hill like that and there's a kid on the other side, you're still riding a 400 lb bike. It would kill him, right? And it's not it's not worth it, man. The 21-year-old man was charged with felony counts of vehicle fleeing eluding an officer, secondderee recklessly endangering safety. He also received several traffic citations totaling over $2,400 and was eventually released on a $1,000 signature bond. In July 2025, he pleaded guilty to vehicle fleeing eluding an officer. The other charge was dismissed but read in. All of his citations except one were also dismissed. Ultimately, the court chose to not enter a conviction at this time. Instead, he was placed in a diversion program. And if he completes it successfully, the case could be dismissed.