Pay close attention on your right. You're going to see two motorcyclists come up, one in red and one following in green. That's a woman. Now, you see the people turning like normal, but then the cyclist will do something odd. Look at this. The light is still green. A cop is on their left and they blow through that red light. And look, the car is like, "Come on, go get him." And you see him wave his hand. And we're off. [ __ ] [ __ ] Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. 32. I've got a recklessly driven motorcycle. Let's see something over here. Red bike riders got Next step. down here. Medium heavy traffic. I'm sorry to hear you. relaying discontinu. >> Oh, copy. All right. Um, I'm just continuing. I ended up getting off on 512 uh eastbound and it just happens to be a couple in front of me. It looks like the license plates just tuck under the rear wheel, but I'm going to get off at Steel Street and he's going to continue. 95 K932. I'm doing my best to avoid him, but he's also getting off at Steel Street. So whatever way he goes from here, I will go the opposite way. >> Again, there's not this over to state. What's the last known direction of where you were going? >> He looks like he's continuing northbound steel and I'm going to go south from I 15. Then you should clear me out with the report. and transfer mood. >> Affirmative. and transit K932. Just information, he was with another bike that had ducked off somewhere around uh Bridgeport and Filbert. I'm not sure if he's still going to be there, but just if any other anybody else is in the area that can do an area check. Look like it was a green bike with another green bike for way over 15. Yeah. I don't know what happened to the dude on the other bike, but pretty soon this officer would catch up with the woman on the green bike, but what will happen when she worries that she'll lose her job because of all this brew? Haha. Did the other guy run from the cops and never get caught? We'll see why she got caught and how long she's been riding and what she wants to do with this green bike after this stop. pack. >> I'm checking to see if this is the same one. This is just a green bike. Very similar drive or rider. One Lincoln 2677 that pulled over. No, I don't think so. Female Watch. I'm the sergeant. >> Hi. >> I don't know where we're at right now. It's for sure. She's got THE SHOES. REALLY? OH, BUDDY. I KNOW THIS. It's weird for me, too. >> One. That's the one that ran. And then wait, right here. >> Yeah. >> What's up? >> I literally weren't in [ __ ] jail. >> There's other people riding around me. That's what I was trying to say. Like, yeah, I ride with people when they ride >> and there's people there riding. I'm being so honest. Like there's people there writing and it happens all the time. So I don't know. I know what I did. You know what I'm saying? >> What' you do? >> I was [ __ ] I ran a red light. >> It's not the end of the world. >> I work in the I'm just >> Pierce County. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What do you do there? I'm a drug alcohol counselor. I do all the assessments in there. >> Okay. >> It's kind of [ __ ] you know, >> it's got to be a little bit of a tough job. >> I was over there. >> Okay. >> I was coming out of the town center >> when they Where are they? There they go. See the red light? >> I didn't know. I didn't know they took that red light. >> No, I was at 100. >> Okay. >> I was at 100. >> So, you can see off right here. So, I go I'm like, he's taking off for sure. I'm going to see if I get her. I'm like, where the heck did she go? The only thing I can figure is >> she went cut through >> cuz I had just left McDonald's. starts 100 from Bridgeport. When they blasted that intersection racing, they were going like 60 miles an hour. >> All right. >> And then it's two bikes. I looked to the right, see traffic. I was like, "Well, they're probably lane splitting and I'm not even going to try." >> What did Officer uh Harvey tell you? >> I was riding with and I told him that there was about four other people that were riding around me. There was another bike that was riding. I did run a red light. I did lie to him because it made me freaking nervous. I'm not gonna lie. I didn't even mean to run the red light. I'm not even gonna lie. And I pulled up to the front and it was freaking stupid. And >> yeah, I mean that's kind of where I was with >> He was like, "Why didn't I see you and them?" But I was >> Well, maybe maybe this guy slowed down, which he actually did, so I went continued all the way down. But I I don't know. The looting is super weak on that for >> on her. Yeah. >> Yeah. I don't think there's any looting. It's probably if you got reckless. >> Yeah, they're they're reckless and racing. >> All right, let's >> We want him more than anything, right? >> And it was freaking stupid. And that's why I know what I did. And that's what it is. >> So, that was stupid. Way too faster. And >> I I said that I lied and I did run a red light and I didn't mean to. And there was other three other bikers that were around. And I started like there was over there was only two of you at 100 last hour. You probably thought that it was you guys all that's what I'm saying though. There was like three I'm just telling you. I'm being I'm just telling you there's three other people. No, >> on the bike. >> No, I don't even do this a 300. [laughter] >> I drive a Yeah, I literally I work in the jail. Like, this is so freaking stupid. I literally just start Pierce County. I just started freaking riding. Okay, this is so stupid. It's so [ __ ] stupid. I know that. Okay, I don't know really what else to say other than it's was stupid. I I don't know. I don't know where else and I'm sorry. I don't ever going to jail for reckless driving. >> Do you have an endorsement? >> I do. I have a permit and I can ride every day in. >> Who put your plate on? I did. >> And was it not like that when you bought the bike? >> No, it just was a delete because the thing like stuck stuck super far out and it kept catching on my jacket. So, but they can see it. Like you can see >> you can't see it when I'm behind you. It's unbelievable. >> This isn't I DIDN'T KNOW THAT. I DON'T I'M SO NEW TO I'M BEING HONEST. I'M NEW TO RIDING and I'm ready to just throw the bike in the trash at this point. Like I'm >> probably kill yourself. >> Yeah. How old are you? >> 37. >> 37. Okay. So you're my generationish. We do when we hit hard. 20year-old kids are lucky to survive the collisions that happen when we're doing this stupid [ __ ] >> Yeah. I do not. We have a fatality like two weeks ago. Guy was doing 35. Hit a street sign cuz he was looting from the police. Hit the curb. Hit the city sign. Caved his head in dead on impact. >> That sucks. >> That sucks. >> Slider better sort it out. >> Sucks the prosecutor. >> Yeah. Problem is that I don't have an actual speed. I've got visual. I did not attempt to stop, so I can't access my video of them coming through that intersection. I would go testify and argue that in my time in the traffic unit and as a radar instructor, in order to even achieve that, I had to get 10 or 20 speed estimates within 2 miles an hour in order to pass >> to become an instructor. So, I'm accurate. And then that comes with the intersection straight down from it, >> which was your that was your red light. >> Split the lanes >> around the red light. >> Yeah. So it's multiple moving violations. [snorts] >> And I don't care about her employment. That's not my problem. That's some dumbass [ __ ] What sucks is that >> she did pull over when you tried to stop her. >> Where did she go, though? Oh, I will. >> So, just they'll they'll work it out. But yeah, >> I'm just ready to [ __ ] ride anymore if it's going to >> How long you been riding? >> Only since May, end of May. >> It's not very long. >> I know. >> Like it takes a long time to like sometime I'm being honest. LIKE SOMETIMES YOU will ride and then I'll ride with them because I don't have anybody that like I'm just [ __ ] stupid. I did not mean to run that red [ __ ] light on everything. Like I I didn't and I will go to like the front because I go to the front sometimes because there's hella traffic and it makes me I'm just it's stupid. Can't do that. No >> lane splitting go in the front. Is that what you mean? >> Like when it were stopped. >> Okay. >> And then like I'm nervous for cars to go behind me. But I mean it's just Yeah. I mean it's just going to be what it's going to be. I go to jail, I lose my job. That's what I know. So that's just what it's going to be. I will 100% lose my job. It's just what it is though. I don't I will [ __ ] sell this bike right now. I'm done. Like that was so [ __ ] stupid. >> Where'd you go when you dumped into that >> to the to apartments? He just parked his my brother started calling me and so I pulled over and also I realized that I ran the red light and I was like I don't that was [ __ ] crazy and I didn't know the person. >> Was your brother out riding with you? >> Huh? >> Was your brother one of the riders? >> My brother doesn't ride at all. >> Oh, he just happened to call. >> Well, yeah, because we're moving today and I'm supposed to be bringing in my dad's truck today. >> Oh, okay. >> And that's who I was on the phone with just now when he tried to call me again. >> Okay. And I ran the red light and then I pulled over because I was like I didn't [ __ ] mean to run the red light and then >> you didn't mean to do it. >> Okay, maybe I meant I did it. I did it, but I didn't realize that I was doing it and then I [ __ ] did it. And then I did it. I did it. >> Cuz you're paying attention to that bike. Like what's going What is I am so confused right now. >> I'm so confused. I get excited when there's other people around and it's [ __ ] stupid. I know that. That's >> You've been riding since May. >> I'm >> less than a year. >> I don't know what I don't know. I just I will never ride my [ __ ] bike again after today. >> Riding your bike is a wonderful >> I don't even want to anymore. Like I don't I'm so [ __ ] embarrassed. Like if I go to jail, I will literally lose my job. This is so [ __ ] stupid. Well, there's >> processes and you're innocent until found guilty. >> Like that's what everything's for. >> Not my job. >> Not my job. This is so stupid. I'm ready to literally [ __ ] just sell my bike. I'm It was [ __ ] stupid. >> Yeah. I'm not going to I'm not going to do that at all. Cross. See what they want to do with it. We'll let you go for one day. >> What What rank are you at the jail? >> I do all the drug and alcohol assessments in there for everybody getting on Matt treatment and treatment programs getting out. >> Are you a civilian or commission corrections? >> Um I work for a non I I'm in there every day. >> You have a badge? >> No. >> Okay. So, who do you work for? >> Pierce County. >> Do you work for a sergeant or a company that works in the jail? I let your supervisor know. Yeah. >> Don't Don't let it be a surprise. >> Let them know, hey, I did some dumb [ __ ] on my bike. >> The cops are writing a report about it. I just Hey, are you still I probably was not like super polite with you. >> No, you're fine. >> But I was in the traffic unit, man. >> I'm a motors officer. >> I'm getting rid of my [ __ ] bike. So, if you can't make good decisions, that's probably a good idea because it is one of the best things I've ever done in my life. I started riding late in life, but it is also one of the most dangerous. >> Yeah. because of everything going on right 1262 just random that biker just random person you came across >> I see people all the time I know I I people will pull up beside me when I'm on my sport bike and they automatically want to all the time. >> You just have to know what level >> and understand your own skill level, too. Right? If you start riding to somebody else's level who's above you, you're going to get yourself in a lot of trouble [laughter] and get yourself killed. Especially at those speeds when you've only been on a bike for like 8 months, 7 months. Like it's like pilot hours, right? Like the more hours the pilot has behind the the stick shift, the better they are. So, she can get out. case number and stuff. They may not go anywhere. You never know. All right, we're good to go. Do you have any brush this morning before you go? Okay. Once you're ready, we'll get out and stop traffic so you don't have to stress out about getting out onto the road. Okay. >> All right. Thank you. >> Is that the car now? >> Yeah. >> You like it? >> Kind of. [snorts] Why is the side of your tire ground? >> Why is the side of your tire ground down? >> I bought this bike from somebody that rode it on his bike on his >> Oh, okay. >> And then we upgraded, I guess, or something. >> Yeah. So, that's fine. They're fine. >> [laughter] >> Absolutely.