High Speed Pursuit with Yamaha FZ1 motorcycle and the Arkansas State Police 120 miles per hour

I had just completed a traffic stop near the intersection of U.S. 63 and Sullens Road on Wednesday, February 22, 2024. At
8:55 I observed a motorcycle turn southbound from Sullens Road onto U.S. 63 and as I was turning around to travel back
south, I noticed that the motorcycle did not appear to have any tags on it. It was at this time that I noticed that the motorcycle
was accelerating. I activated my front radar in the same direction mode and locked the motorcycle in at 109 miles per hour. I
activated my lights and siren and notified dispatch that I was in pursuit southbound on 63 toward Highway 91.
The motorcycle passed through the intersection of U.S. 63 and State Highway 91 at speeds over 120 miles per hour. It was
shortly after we cleared the intersection that the rider slowed down to around 100 miles per hour. When he slowed down, I was
able to get close enough to get a better description of the operator, however, I noticed that he was taking his left hand off his
hand grip and he was reaching inside the right breast pocket of his jacket. He would then speed up to over 120 miles per hour
and then he would slow down a second time and repeat the process of reaching into his pockets. This second time he slowed
down to under fifty miles per hour before speeding back up to over 120 miles per hour. Each time he did this he would create a
large gap between us before I was able to catch back up to him. As we were approaching the Sedgwick city limits the operator
slowed down again, this time to around 56 miles per hour. At this point, I pulled alongside him and attempted to force him over
onto the shoulder of the roadway and get him to pull over. At 8:59, as I was moving over onto the shoulder, I felt a slight bump
on my rear passenger’s side, and I saw the operator in my side view mirror lay his bike over into a yard.
After the operator came to rest, I checked him for weapons and called for an ambulance to check him over. He complained of
having left shoulder pain and he had some obvious road rash on his lower left leg. He was transported to St. Bernard’s in
Jonesboro by Pro Med ambulance. He was discharged at 5:30 a.m. where I transported him to the Lawrence County Jail for
several traffic charges as well as felony fleeing by conveyance, reckless driving, DWI drugs, and refusal to submit to the
chemical test.

[@rickyc664]

"I was getting ready to stop" never gets old.

[@DaleDavis-k3d]

I have noticed that the officers are determined to make the stop, but then take care of the person they stop. Great bunch of officers!!!

[@rickchowsr2532]

That is their job

[@LtJackboot]

A level of professionalism that should be expected by default rather than admired for it's rarity.

[@Scotty-vs4lf]

he forced a motorcyclist off the road at 45mph, yeah definitely necessary over a speeding ticket

[@andresc5915]

@@Scotty-vs4lfdamn straight. Should’ve just stopped if he didn’t want that to happen. ☠️

[@kountrygunz2032]

Nah no need to continue a 100+mph pursuit over a traffic infraction. Not worth potentially killing yourself or another motorists @@andresc5915

[@rockbay79]

In my life of 62 years as an Arkansas resident, I have been stopped maybe 3 times by Arkansas State Police Troopers. Two times were for speeding and once for headlight burned out. Every time they were very respectful, and every stop ended in only a warning. Personally, I really respect our State Police Troopers. I feel they perform a fantastic and difficult job. Obey the laws of our State and I assure you will have no problems with our State Troopers!

[@Jboof]

There are a lot of dumb laws and sometimes people don’t think right at those moments and do stuff like this.

[@glenmiller4273]

​@@Jboof People are dumb. Laws aren't subjective or pliable. You don't get to choose which you follow or not. Some people are bound and determined to never learn this simple concept. F 'em.

[@Jboof]

@@glenmiller4273like one law is driving without a license plate. I wouldn’t run from the police but that’s a dumb law that can get you in trouble

[@Jboof]

@@glenmiller4273front license plate*

[@farticles04]

I've noticed they always seem to be composed and professional...I also noticed they aren't the ones to try to run from

[@jeffisaliar]

That semi truck driver at the beginning probably never saw the motorcycle and then after the motorcycle and cop shot past him, probably yelled oh thank God.

[@kevino4846]

That's what I was thinking too😄

[@hilham89]

He definitely had some thoughts going on. One being, what have I done now.

[@ttp_007]

Man oh man, Arkansas police never cesses to amaze me. Arkansas is a real role model to NY, CA, IL, MN and all the other States that are disabling the police departments. We need more Arkansas attitude back into America to make it great again!

[@seantracy9109]

And still the trooper showed the fleeing suspect kindness and compassion. Wish I was more like that man!!

[@stargazer2504]

Well....the suspect didn't fight to the death like usual. He literally gave up. No need to fight a person who gave up completely. If he was lyin there "reaching for his waistband" it would have been different, but he held his hands way out and showed no aggression. Maybe some of the public could learn a thing or two from this.

[@Diemerstein]

Most likely because the Trooper violated the state patrol policy. They are not allowed to make contact with a vehicle with less than 4 wheels unless lethal force is authorized and you can clearly hear the Trooper hitting the motorcycle.

[@CarsandCats]

Yep. This officer needs to be charged with attempted murder!@@Diemerstein

[@kevino4846]

@@Diemerstein Spoken like a true lawbreaker. Always seem to know the law but continue to break it. Nobody here cares that the suspect got tagged, rashed and dislocated.

[@TonyBenton0728]

@@CarsandCatsIf that was going to happen it would have !

[@marygrummer9189]

Kudos to that calm, compassionate officer. Well done, sir.

[@TheTrafficBoss]

For what? His attempted murder of a speeder? Screw this cop and you!

[@AndrewBeezy91]

​@@TheTrafficBossLMAO GTFO. Driver fucked around and found out.

[@Ketchupbelongsonsteak]

​@@TheTrafficBoss can't chase if he's not running. Stupid you.

[@alrightymmkay_]

Kudos?! He hit a human being with a vehicle at 56 mph f that! And f you!

[@Thunderpussy1234]

He's acting for the camera.. and acting compassionate to mitigate the risk of getting in trouble for running the biker off the road

[@Dr.FirebladeSC59]

That's a carburated first gen FZ-1, great bikes. Deserves a better owner

[@aarondmason808]

Now it’s trash😂

[@Dr.FirebladeSC59]

@@aarondmason808 Not a lot of damage, probably some scratches, bent footpeg, gear and clutch levers, etc.

[@alanhelton]

Most bikes do!

[@Dane3804]

And that helmet deserves a better owner risking itself to protect that brain is pointless.

[@Isaac_132]

Hey look, it's Slow Speed. Still trying to rizz up young boys on here or you just give up and keep to Grindr?

[@chisss]

“I’m a first responder…” 🚶🏻bro just stands there watching. Glad he stopped by!!

[@tedkaczynskiamericanhero3916]

He probably meant literally the first guy to respond. Seems like he's that dumb anyway.

[@Chris_at_Home]

Probably a volunteer EMS or firefighter that drove straight to the scene in his personal vehicle and is waiting on the ambulance.

[@farmerbill6855]

What did you want him to do? Dude had a dislocated shoulder. If he was bleeding or something equally emergent, he'd have been handy to have around.

[@norahc.]

He's also from a different state which means his first responder certification may not mean anything and he may not be allowed to practice in Arkansas

[@bigpoppa611]

I’m a first responder. *starts recording* this post will get more responses

[@mickb474]

“I didn’t know it was you” blue lights, siren, marked patrol car that pulled up in front/alongside! How many more clues do you need ? and still Trooper showed him care and compassion!

[@Desert_Rogue_Tanker]

Yeah Stevie Wonder could still see it's a cop😅😅

[@adammiller9179]

He was high! lol

[@mickb474]

@@Desert_Rogue_Tanker one wonders if he had tunnel vision 😙

[@Desert_Rogue_Tanker]

@@mickb474 well who knows to be honest.

[@EmmaJean007]

I've seen a LOT of these videos.... This trooper was such a a pro, and really had empathy, when approaching this downed biker. Gold star. Emulate this man.

[@nukacola3795]

Lol empathy for injuries he created 😂😂 that's hilarious 😂

[@user-nu7xc4wp1h]

"Forced him off at 30." Meanwhile speedo is at 56. Right.

[@jsfoster75]

Love this officer's attitude and demeanor! Great job taking care of the suspect after he wrecked out. Didn't even cuff him, need more officers that like this gentleman.

[@TheNorwoodCat]

I like this trooper. Much respect for making sure he had help on the way! You could tell that he did not need cuffs right away.

[@WhoGitDaBiscuit]

Excellent officer. In hopes that you may some day see this thank you for your service and God bless.

[@johnc6539]

No tags. No license. Black bike. Black outfit. Running 130 at night. This is 1 smart fella. SMH

[@sandramichaud8033]

No brain

[@kyleMcBurnett]

In Arkansas… I live in Washington and I know you don’t run from asp or gsp

[@Kelly-oq9nh]

Trooper Hawkins is a good guy. ASP is fortunate to have him.

[@MrBlitzcraig1]

Probably so but he lied when he told dispatch he hit the motorcycle going 30 mph. After the volunteer arrived the officer changed his story to “40-50 mph”. The GPS shows the officer was actually going 56-57 mph when you can hear the sound of impact.

[@jeronimo20242]

@@MrBlitzcraig1 in brazil we pit at any speed now we reduce people fleeing and putting innocent people at risk by 98% .Good job officer!!!

[@kevino4846]

@@MrBlitzcraig1 Easy from your couch🙄

[@Bigdryda2]

​@@jeronimo20242how many people does a motorcycle put in harms way? That fucker can hit me doing 100 and I promise you he'll be the only one to feel shit lmao

[@ttp_007]

Man oh man, Arkansas police never cesses to amaze me. Arkansas is a real role model to NY, CA, IL, MN and all the other States that are disabling the police departments. We need more Arkansas attitude back into America to make it great again!

[@JamesEmery]

I just can't comprehend the mentality.................

[@Bee-bc9bf]

Inability to comply..😮

[@dmystify1381]

no normal person...can.

[@adammiller9179]

That's probably a good thing.

[@Gigie2Z]

Awesome job Trooper. Keep up the good work.

[@ViewpointUnique]

I love the casual run off the road PIT. Classic.

[@bonniepwtf]

Bravo to Trooper Hawkins, very caring & professional. 👍

[@ScottHarold-q9k]

Those blue lights,blinded him to seeing the ASP car😊

[@fred463]

I have a 1100 moto guzzi. It is a beast. At half redline in second gear the motorcycle goes 53 mph. So it will do over 100 at redline in SECOND gear. I won't. It is easy enough to get killed at 45 mph and force goes up with the square of the speed. I am 70 years old and I am enjoying the time I have left on this lovely planet. Of course everyone doesn't feel the same as me this gentleman being one example. I don't run from the police either. I have found that the best way to go and I have never been arrested. My stepson is from the other camp and recently got out of a penitentiary in georgia to live in a halfway house. He has lost a couple cars to police chases and drug shenanigans. Everyone in the family wishes he would straighten up and fly right but.... God gave us all brains but many fail to put them to use.

[@chebrneck]

that officer was fair and kind to that criminal.

[@65cj55]

The Bike ones are the best, i love seeing them come off...

[@superhawk20002]

Wanna know why you don't see many bike chases? Cause the majority get away... and make it look easy.

[@65cj55]

@@superhawk20002 Some, but not all.

[@dareisnogod5711]

🐒🐒🐒 DUMAS comment.

[@65cj55]

@@dareisnogod5711 Triggered hey ?

[@dmystify1381]

me too🤣😂

[@brianwintermute9551]

All the cyclist had to do was stop when first signalled by the Trooper. Simple. Take the ticket for the violation. Cyclist would be fine and so would that bike. Excellent work by a clearly professional and compassionate officer. IMHO.

[@dongelinas5990]

Very professional officer

[@58efd]

FAFO Great job and care from the push into the ditch to compasion, you are a model trooper, Trooper Hawkins.

[@78twood]

He got the ole Arkansas love tap 😂

[@danielwebb1004]

Good one.

[@chrislj2890]

ASP troopers are pros, but they do not tolerate fools.

[@peace-love-on-the-right]

This younger generation is bound and determined to show everyone their intelligence

[@Isaac_132]

Gee, what a surprise, old people blaming the younger generation for all the world's problems. That's been going on for millennia. I guess there truly is nothing new under the sun. Oh, thanks for handing me $35 trillion in national debt. Old people make such wise decisions.

[@iffracem]

Please.. it's always been this way through all generations. Nothing has changed in the 63 years I've been lapping the sun. (except the ability to see it more easily thanks to mobiles and social media) If (big if) it's just this generation that's worse, then it might be the fault of previous generations for not raising them right. It's just too easy, and lazy to blame the kids. My grandparents said "kids these days" about my parents, they said the same about my generation, my generation says the same about our kids, my kids generation says the same about their kids generation... guess what they'll say about theirs?

[@bryanblack526]

​@Isaac_132 not really, you're here.

[@tikonc]

all this guy had to do is put his middle finger up and there you have his IQ

[@glennrishton5679]

@@Isaac_132 I'm 73 and agree with much of what you said. We were no wiser in our teens and 20, we just didnt have as fast of bikes. The national debt is a disgrace and you are correct is feeling screwed. I remember a time when people in Washington of both parties showed some semblance of fiscal responsibility. But one thing to keep in mind, one day you'll be fussing about the "kids today". Our parents let us know we were lazy and our music sucked.

[@Skyfire_The_Goth]

"I didn't even know you were behind me." BS!!!!!! How many times did he look over his shoulder at the cop? He knew he was being followed, he just didn't want to get caught with whatever he dropped from his pocket.

[@airsearch1]

I'm truly impressed with the way this Trooper handled this incident. Truly professional. The "MO 1st responder" not so much. he didn't seem like a first responder at all being that he never really checked out the suspect and usually a first responder would have some kind of emergency medical bag with them, I know I kept one when I was a firefighter/ EMT.

[@davidfrank2824]

In the UK they used to have a law that if a motorcycle or scooter or else four wheeler that the police could wreck you out as long as you have a helmet on and if someone was on the back they had to have a helmet on. Now go back to last year they changed that law. now if you're not wearing a helmet the police can now take you down anyway possible. After 6 months of the new law motorcycle chases dropped 76%. There's a lot of videos of them taking out motorcycles and four-wheelers and scooters. Their biggest problem was the scooters. Like what we have going on in New York over into the UK everybody was robbing people on scooters. The robbers knew if they kept their helmet off that the police could not crash into them.

[@redwolfexr]

Yeah, the UK is pretty much unique worldwide for that sort of policy. The reason they took out the helmet exception was the moped bandits intentionally didn't wear helmets to get away. UK also has FAR more mopeds and scooters -- as a percentage of bikers.

[@matthewcaughey8898]

People didn’t wanna be street pizza

[@ruthiesmith6770]

THE ASP ARE GREAT OFFICERS, ALL OF THEM

[@moriesbelNL]

I totally love the Troopers strong accent

[@tulip51-cn1zx]

I do too they are so handsome too from uk

[@Dave-zj1zj]

And we get to see another good officer for a change. Good job, sir,

[@redrooster1908]

"I didn't se ya." 😂

[@norahc.]

Even when trooper pulled alongside him more than once....with lights and sirens going. Sorry, having a hard time believing him.

[@adammiller9179]

Eh, he had to try. lol

[@sandwichman100]

right there is a reason ya shouldnt be on a high power bike your blind

[@StephenDoty84]

Yeah, he kept eyeing him in his rear view mirror before pulling out to pass the truck.

[@trainnerd3029]

Total professional! Hats off to the officer!

[@megakiller84]

How nice this arkansas state trooper. It's doesn't matter how he pursuit this bike but he still respects. ❤

[@rkw2917]

He's lucky to be alive Not sure what he was thinking, just not the sharpest knife I suppose

[@sandwichman100]

didnt learn nuthin from mel gibson mad max 1

[@stevet8009]

What an officer! Very proffesional! Not like so many others You see that have to pointing guns, yelling and cuffing. So calm!

[@starrroberts-n9h]

What did he throw away during the chase, he pulled something from his pocket and flipped it to the right, have to check the GPS in the video where he did it and check that location for what it was, most likely drugs. did anyone else see that ??

[@karenneill9109]

Yeah, I saw that.

[@ckarlgo]

Gave him a little ASP love tap. **BOOP**

[@johnpollard4158]

I'm guessing the left side road rash was more tire/hood rash.

[@joepeanut6827]

Did anyone notice the speed difference, the cop told dispatch they were going 30 Mph, when he crashed. then told that guy he crashed at 40 to 50 Mph.

[@bills6946]

Speed is actually an individuals perception of a moving object. The trooper made a best guess estimate.

[@timroberts9791]

You play....You pay

[@dareisnogod5711]

👎🤘👎🤘👎🤘 You eat, you defecate; so what That make me a genius ?

[@metoon3092]

I'd rather play and owe !

[@Liquid_Plasma]

Forced him out at 30 mph, lol that was 60mph.. Yikes! Good work tho and that bike deserves a better driver

[@gwaeron8630]

60 on the GPS which was clearly lagging behind the actual speed which is what the trooper stated when he likely looked at his speedometer.

[@Isaac_132]

Truth is not exactly in a cop's DNA. Pathological liar, that's in their DNA.

[@AccountInactive]

​@@Isaac_132COPE. AND. FUCKING. SEETHE.

[@RobbyO-p5p]

I saw the whole thing..10mph, max

[@Skank_and_Gutterboy]

@@gwaeron8630 Oh, I didn't think of that. It probably was like 30. It's true, the GPS will lag a bit.

[@PelletierRene]

This cop was good with the motocycle and take care for him😊 a good policeman

[@nicefish10]

Arkansas is not playin! A pit maneuver against a sport bike….bad ass!

[@dmystify1381]

ohhhh...i thought it was malvern star bicycle..but hey

[@randyjohnson9710]

3 years plus $5000 plus 5 years probation should be min penalties for fleeing and eluding.

[@willbedford8381]

That was great! I've never seen them pit a bike.

[@patricknoone171]

@willbedford8381 that wasn't even close to a pit. That moron shouldn't be allowed to operate a big wheel! How he couldn't avoid that is mind boggling

[@russcudney1469]

The value of a 2nd grade education failure never ceases to amaze

[@ginawiggles918]

She thought his dislocated shoulder was hilarious. And the 'Great Sense of Humor' prize goes to...Nurse Ratched.

[@kevino4846]

The theory of relativity. Relative to some of the stuff she's seen, what he had is laughable.

[@Tayeb-Little-T-]

Good job Mr Hawkins 💯👍

[@bhays71]

Okay, I know he's lying on his back but I would NEVER straddle a person like that. Former law enforcement and my safety is FIRST.

[@davidhandyman7571]

Even as a First Aider, we are taught to never step over a casualty because you may accidently step on them if they move, or you may slip and add to the injuries. I was concerned about the trooper stepping over the guy on the ground. He may have been playing possum or just decided to attack the trooper.

[@stevegibson743]

Actually a pretty cool bad guy, once you get him on his back in the grass where he's no longer a danger to the other people on the road.

[@fendercrypster1697]

ASP never dissapoints!

[@lisaferguson5137]

just so easy to pull over

[@guins99]

GPS was showing 56 mph when he made contact, not 30. Either way trooper handled it as he had to. Professional law enforcement here. This troopers demeanor was calm and deliberate thruout. Like to see this. He needs to teach others.

[@delta5288]

Love the moto pits.

[@Buzz65]

ASP seem to be some of the most aggressive during the chases, but they're also one of the nicest, once the red mist clears and the chase is over. I question knocking a motorcycle off the road but how he treated the guy once he was down was stellar.

[@Freeman-rl3gq]

Love the way these police don’t hold a grudge😊

[@GoUSA111]

Stupid is as stupid does in beautiful high definition video... great job by the trooper.

[@justicelut]

I remember riding with a guy years ago, he was on an r1 Yamaha and I was on a 1200 sportster. A cop was coming towards us and for some reason the guy on the r1 took off and disappeared, I remember thinking to myself, if he loses control, he’s gunna be splintered. He didn’t but it was a miracle.

[@jphickory522]

This officer seems top notch

[@wilhelminavanderhorn]

No pity for him. He asked for it.

[@stopwastingourtime]

❤I love Arkansas State Troopers❤

[@joshthegamer1490]

Hell yeah brother, future state trooper in the house

[@superkart1913]

THAT IS ONE COMPASIONATE OFFICER

[@bills6946]

I guess you could say he has some skin in the game. On the pavement, too.

[@drcdrdoct9864]

It's all fun and games till the trooper tvi's your ass into the ditch. Play games and win stupid prizes. Tag you're it!

[@punapeter]

I like the Arkie videos because they show the mph. At 2Xs during the chase is the best. This guy is lucky there aren't 4 cops rolling him over trying to cuff him. LOL Yea you're sorry all right.

[@glennrishton5679]

I liked how the cop recognized possible injuries including neck injury and handled him accordingly.

[@punapeter]

@@glennrishton5679 Lucky he was white. I've seen so many videos of cops cuffing dead or lifeless bodies, before rendering aid. IF they didn't wait 10 minutes for backup to approach while they bleed out. Location, location, location and color, this is america.

[@robsolf]

Either this guy deserves an Oscar or he ain't pretending. Dumb to run, dude.

[@MrPepper312]

I ran once about forty years ago on my bike, but decided to stop. Glad I did because it turn out good if you do.

[@malibuice650]

ALWAYS LEAVE THE HELMET ON AND ABSOLUTELY DO NOT ATTEMPT TO TAKE IT OFF. Regardless of who's right or wrong, leave the helmet on.

[@athenathegreatandpowerful6365]

If you always remove the helmet then there's a chance they won't do that again. They won't be able to, one way or another.

[@timbukh3]

If in Arkansas it doesn't matter if you are in a car, truck, or motorcycle, the stop is imminent. They would probably even PIT a helicopter, light plane, or a boat. The ASP is a force to be reckoned with.

[@james3282]

ASP will PIT motorcycles. Don't challenge the ASP. 😎🇨🇦🇺🇲🙏💙

[@jasonk8290]

Good police work. Didn't take it personally and got the guy stopped.

[@acebrandon3522]

This rider is a little numb in the skull. Well, he got a 1st class reservation at the Greybar Hotel. Where he can get some well deserved R&R, and spin some long tails on how he almost got away from the bad Po-Po.

[@robertmuse9509]

Arkansas Highway Patrol don't play. First time I've seen a pit maneuver preformed on a motorcycle

[@sirlurkalot3719]

The utility pole behind them has a higher IQ than the rider.

[@llm549]

That is absolutely one of the most professional police officers I've seen in a long time!!

[@iffracem]

An FZ1, maxed out at 120? Was he stuck in 2nd gear? Unlike being on a cruiser, his biggest advantage is acceleration, braking and maneuverability in tight spaces, so he stays on an interstate... I cannot understand the thought processes of some of these runners.

[@Dr.FirebladeSC59]

That's not R1, it's an older Fz1.

[@iffracem]

@@Dr.FirebladeSC59 You're right thanks, I'll edit that bit. But the comment still stands as true.

[@Dr.FirebladeSC59]

@@iffracem Fz1 has shorter gearing so probably 3rd or 4th gear at 120-130mph.

[@iffracem]

@@Dr.FirebladeSC59 It's just a sarcastic term, when someone would boast about some particular speed or event on their bike of choice, the usual reply from the audience would be "what? You stuck in second mate?" Basically meaning you could have done better, regardless of specific gearing, or choice of sprocket ratio. If this idiot actually knew about his bike, and seeing that he stuck to the highway, he could have decided to change the sprocket to allow a higher top end, and sacrificed acceleration. (I doubt he had that knowledge, but we don't know.)

[@scottb8175]

Even the first gen FZ1 is a faster bike than what is seen in this video, if it is running properly. Much faster. If that is as fast as it would go, there was something wrong with it or the skill of the rider is severely lacking (I'm not measuring his obvious lack of good judgement by running, only a lack of riding skill, and/or a hurting bike). I've rode the first gen 2001 -2005 FZ1, and first gen R1 (they use the same basic engine), and they aren't that much different in straight line speed potential. up to about 125 Should hit close to 155 mph with a healthy FZ1. The next version of the R1, 2004-2006, could do 101 mph in first gear, and it is a six speed.

[@markdrew6523]

I would like to know has this person killed somebody has this person robbed a bank? Has this person committed some kind of capital murder or kidnap somebody and they have black and white proof of it. What is so important to chase a motorcycle at 130 mph and do this damage and put so many people at risk. Arkansas State Police needs to be reprimanded. They need to be held accountable. They are out of control

[@nicomeier8098]

I have no idea what the guy on the motorcycle was trying to accomplish, and I think nether did he.

[@sandramichaud8033]

Great officer. Bet he’s a good dad. Someone who knows him…please buy him a coffee gift card …from the viewers who appreciate him.❤

[@wanderarnd]

10mins and still no backup, no ambulance, just 1 passer by & 1 local volunteer EMT? ... must be way out in the boonies

[@ScottHarold-q9k]

Best troopers 😎 I don't feel sorry for the people who run from cops,ever!

[@Mecolicious]

Trooper was respectful, But… Like how he informed dispatch he disabled him @ 30mph. With each contact was really at a higher speed, as he realized injuries weren’t fatal. Review of dash cam; thump was 55+ MPH…. Ouch! Being, Double the originally reported speed; physics of speed, velocity, momentum, & etc… Glad all parties are fine, overall😅

[@lolamolly8723]

That officer just save that motorcyclist life. With the speed of 120 mph is fatal.

[@eve__________]

Rip to that FZ-1 😢

[@bigpoppa611]

“I didn’t know you were behind me.” Yep, this ones toast. All that damage and still didn’t manage to knock some sense into em.

[@FrogPrincess75]

First it was “I didn’t see you” then it was “I was getting ready to pull over”. Hmm which is it, buddy?

[@LiveYourDream-h7e]

Mad respect for that cop.

[@HldnTudix00]

State trooper.

[@voloccerraps4421]

That’s my boy rob

[@mang3139]

Great job officer!

[@brian3863]

Trooper knocked him down and regretted it. Immediately called ambulance and lied about his speed

[@lowelllarsen5947]

It’s called learning the hard way

[@dannyhonn973]

To all the ones who think ASP is out of control, who are giving the trooper hell for pitting the bike....YOU do the job, then you can say how its done. Or would you rather pick up whats left when a bike wipes out on a semi? Oh, thats right! You aint done that either. Youre part of the 13%....

[@MBDB666]

For a "First Responder", he did not "Respond" to anything. He basically just stood there looking confused. 😒