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[Music] He just ran back. On July 4th, 2021, a trooper spotted a motorcycle flying down Georgia 120, then turning onto Georgia 6 at over 100 mph. The rider was lane spplitting and weaving through traffic like he had nothing to lose. Radar clocked him at 103 mph before the trooper hit the lights and the chase was on. Still westbound. I tried to channel it. Didn't work. Turned on to 61 [Music] north. 61 [Music] north. 278. Wrong side of the road. Black male driver. [Music] Going up on over there. Going up on over [Music] there. Stand by. Stand by. He almost hit several vehicles head on. After flying down the wrong side of the road and nearly causing a crash, the rider suddenly made a U-turn, but stayed on the same side. Stand by. White male rider wearing black leather, red pants. Back at 102, passing old Harris again. 278. 1050 1050 1050 102 10 18 1080 1050 70 1070 Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the I don't give you idiot. You idiot. I don't give a you almost killed several people. The rider crashed into a car and was thrown into the median and his bike burst into flames. Trooper rushed to arrest him, then checked on the other driver. The suspect, Alexander Nazworthy, had a suspended license and was taken to the hospital. He was told to turn himself in after release. On a night of December 26th, 2022, a trooper spotted a black motorcycle with no rear light and a suspended tag. When the trooper tried to pull him over, the rider acted like he was stopping, but then dropped low and took off. [Music] I hope you get a clear county. [Music] [Music] As the motorcyclist continued fleeing, a driver began turning into a gas station and the suspect couldn't react in time. [Music] 1050 ring. He just ran the back of the car. After the horrific crash, the trooper immediately called for EMS and other units. He rushed to the suspect's side and tried to render aid. Okay, you got everything. You awake. [Music] Hey buddy, can you hear me? Can you hear me? Acro, Georgia. The suspect was breathing at first, but then stopped. Once the trooper realized this, he performed CPR in an attempt to save his life, but it was too late. The suspect, identified as Steven Wilson, died from his injuries. Wilson had a revoked license and multiple felony warrants. Sweden is known for its stunning nature, high quality of life, and being one of the safest countries in the world, but they're not exactly known for police chases. But this time, an officer on an unmarked police motorcycle tried to pull over another rider. But the biker had other plans and took off, kicking off a pursuit. [Applause] [Applause] [Music] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] The rider took off at a high rate of speed, reckless for an area packed with roundabouts and stop signs. But this officer was skilled and knew how to handle suspects like this. Yeah, I know. You still the suspect lost control and crashed at the roundabout. The officer was right behind him and didn't give him a chance to get back on the bike. He threw him to the ground and made the arrest. If you enjoy chases like this from outside the US, let us know in the comments and we'll make sure to feature more in upcoming videos. Arkansas is home to the only diamond mine in the US open to the public where you can dig for real treasure. But on May 11th, 2025, the only thing being hunted was a fleeing biker trying to outrun Trooper Schwab. When trooper tried to pull over a motorcycle near Highway 112 and I49, he had no plans to stop. He hit the gas and the chase was on. [Music] 10:30 10:30. trooper knew right away this wasn't just any biker. He was skilled, fast, and riding a high performance machine. But that didn't stop the trooper. He locked in and pushed his cruiser to the limit. We'll hear the 72. Looks like we're going to be heading westbound. 12. Max 12. Once the suspect hit the interstate, he twisted the throttle and vanished at an insane speed. The trooper lost sight, but not hope. With help from radio updates, he tracked the biker down 10 minutes later and reignited the pursuit. And the round two begins. [Music] Yo, where's Dun? 16 park. [Music] That is unfortunate. This biker was just too good. Even in the second round, he managed to slip away. Despite Trooper Schwab's efforts and backup trying to cut him off, the rider disappeared into a residential maze, and that was it. The chase was terminated. A lot of riders flee from police, but most have zero skill. So, what happens when troopers chase someone who actually knows how to ride? On May 22nd, 2020, a trooper spotted a motorcycle speeding at 80 in a 55 zone near the Clayton County line. The second lights came on, the rider looked back and took off. Almost 1050. Griff, he's going through. He's running up red light. I got him at turn. It's going to be a blue motorcycle. Boot motorcycle. He's heading up on road. [Music] He's making a left on the road. As the chase progressed, the rider got more reckless by the second, blowing through red lights, ignoring stop signs, and pushing dangerous speeds that could have ended in disaster. [Music] coming up on McDonald Road. [Music] [Music] I'm very passenger. [Music] [Music] gray pants, black bag. And I have a blue or white uh top with a lime green in the [Music] hill. We at North Bridge Road. North Bridge Road. See heading south. The trooper had a chance to end it with a pit, but knew it was too risky. As he kept chasing through the winding road at high speed, he forgot he wasn't on a motorcycle, and he approached a curve way too fast and almost paid the price. [Music] Call 67 like dial [Music] 2065588. You can also say call them. [Music] Trooper Williams' patrol car was disabled after striking a fire hydrant, forcing him to end the chase. But later that night, a Fyet County deputy found the motorcycle and the rider lying on the ground. The suspect was taken into custody and handed over to Trooper Williams. It was September 6th, 2022 when a Texas DPS trooper was parked on a Dallas North tollway on ramp when a gray motorcycle flew by at high speed. The trooper caught up and tried to stop him, but the rider hit the throttle and raced straight toward downtown Dallas. Heat. Heat. [Music] As the chase progressed, the suspect sped closer to downtown Dallas, which is Never a good sign. High speeds in a dense urban area can turn deadly fast. going down. Oh [Music] god. Going down go. [Music] Hey, be advised. He bump my back hunker. Fleet, fleet. Crash, crash, crash. The rider lost control while taking a curb, hit the curb, and rolled multiple times down Harry Hines Boulevard. He only suffered minor injuries, but the charge of evading arrest with a vehicle was waiting for him. We don't often see troopers on motorcycles involved in high-speed pursuits, but on January 30th, 2024, that's exactly what happened. Trooper Acriman Carter was running speed enforcement on I 295 when he clocked a gray Infinity, flying at 88 mph in a 55 zone. He hopped onto the road, lights and sirens on, but as he closed the gap, the driver showed no signs of slowing down. [Music] Look who's behind. Get on the ground. Get out your pocket. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. I swear to God. I don't have nothing. I don't have nothing. Drive it. I don't have nothing. I swear to God. Drop it. Get on the ground. 1354. The suspect lost control and crashed into a ditch. Trooper Acriman Carter got off his motorcycle and waited for backup, knowing there were multiple people inside. The driver said his friends had nothing to do with the chase, but however, they all need to be arrested. I'm not going to be rough with you. I respect it. Come on, bro. I was just going to give you a speeding ticket, get you on that way, bro. Got me doing all this on a motorcycle. They had nothing to do with this. They were in the car, bro. They ain't have nothing to do with it. You should have did what you did. I'm saying they have nothing to do with you. You know what I'm saying? Troopers identified the driver as Javin Tobler. Two passengers were also in the car. Maya Simmons and Caitlyn Buckner. A black sock under the driver's seat contained syringes and a baggie, while Buckner's claimed bags had scales, more syringes, and under 20 g of marijuana. A small colorful bag with more syringes and a powdery white blue substance was found next to Buckner, and both Tobler and Simmons pointed to her as the owner. Despite denying it, the items matched her belongings. Both Tobler and Buckner were arrested and transported to Duval County Jail. On August 12th, 2021, a Texas DPS trooper had just wrapped up a traffic stop when a speeding motorbike flew past him. The trooper flipped on his lights and sirens, but the rider wasn't stopping. Instead, he hit the throttle and took off. [Music] [Music] trying to come up to the bridge. [Music] Nope. Continue. Continue pass. [Music] The trooper, unfamiliar with the area, chose to keep the suspect in sight rather than risk a pit, knowing a wrong move could make things worse. But if the chase got any more out of control, he was ready to end it no matter what. Thank you. That's [Music] clear. As the trooper closed in, the motorcyclist began to panic, swerving wildly across the road. But it was clear he wasn't built for this kind of pressure. [Music] Mike two David 408 major. Major right here at the railroad tracks. I'm going to need fire and EMS. The chase came to an end when the rider lost control in a curve and slammed into a railway barrier. The 20-year-old couldn't run due to his injuries. He was arrested on the spot and charged with evading arrest. On September 21st, 2021, a Texas state trooper was behind a motorcycle on the Sam Rurn tollway. While creeping through a construction zone, the trooper noticed the plate was intentionally bent to hide it. But once they cleared the single lane, the rider hit the gas hard, pushing past 120 mph. The trooper activated lights for a stop, but Joseph Hoffer had other plans. He took off, turning a routine stop into a full-blown pursuit. Heat. Heat. [Music] You almost lost in the end of the turn. [Music] All right, turning westbound. Whatever cross street this is, possibly going south. After flying down the highway like a maniac, the suspect made a bold move, taking the chase off road. But when you're on a high performance street bike and not a dirt bike, that might not be the smartest call. Dirt road. [Music] Turn down dirt road. Turn left on. I don't know what road this is. Okay. All right. He wrecked out. He's giving up. Checked out. Okay. Lay down on the ground right now. Lay down right now. Get down. The pursuit lasted 34 minutes and stretched nearly 60 mi. After the crash, while being placed in the patrol car, Hoff Pawer apologized for running, claiming he had a warrant. Turns out he didn't. He was taken to the hospital for evaluation, then booked into Colin County Jail.
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