Eglington rider chased by PO PO

[cycling]

Yesterday evening going westbound,East of Hurontario.6:15pm
I was in my cage.
Rider went flying past me with about 10-15 seconds later Stealth PO PO.
The rider was,if possible,splitting and accelerating and slowing down to safely pass vehicles.
Must admit the rider was very controlled,obviousily experienced.

Unfair advantage was the PO PO speeding towards oncoming traffic,lights on.
I wonder the if the PO PO called it off as they where also driving with further danger to the public.

Footnote, I am not approving or disapproving this kind of behaviour.

[JFD]

There is so much wrong in that scenario.

On the flipside, someone here will fully advocate running from the cops.

[GayManLoveIsOK]

let the games begin...

[ajaxguy]

Maybe the rider was scared as it was a stealth car..... just sayin!

[optionfa]

After reading that brampton near bikejacking thread there's no way im stopping for any crown vics or impalas, sorry bro but I had to book it.

[Freestyle72]

Maybe it was a rogue government agent who figured out too much information and was now a liability to the corrupt people in control!!! Ohhh **** son!

[IRONLUNG]

Maybe it was a rogue government agent who figured out too much information and was now a liability to the corrupt people in control!!! Ohhh **** son!

[turbodish]

There is so much wrong in that scenario.

On the flipside, someone here will fully advocate running from the cops.

There's nothing there that a well-positioned spike belt can't quickly take care of.

[lucky2]

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[Pocket]

There's nothing there that a well-positioned spike belt can't quickly take care of.

is that even legal to use against a bike?

[Freestyle72]

There's nothing there that a well-positioned spike belt can't quickly take care of.

Exactly and then after the police car is immobilized by the spike belt the good agent can get his story to the news companies.

Because I highly doubt you meant throwing a spike belt in front of a motorcyclist and endangering his life, and the integrity of government system.

[turbodish]

Exactly and then after the police car is immobilized by the spike belt the good agent can get his story to the news companies.

Because I highly doubt you meant throwing a spike belt in front of a motorcyclist and endangering his life, and the integrity of government system.

No free passes. If someone chooses to run, let them bear ALL of the potential consequences of their choice, including any injury they may suffer when police do what is needed to stop them before that fool rider injures or kills another.

[stevex]

sorry guys left the stove on

[Freestyle72]

No free passes. If someone chooses to run, let them bear ALL of the potential consequences of their choice, including any injury they may suffer when police do what is needed to stop them before that fool rider injures or kills another.

Something tells me you wouldn't feel the same way about an officer stepping out of the realm of the law. But I digress.

[optionfa]

No free passes. If someone chooses to run, let them bear ALL of the potential consequences of their choice, including any injury they may suffer when police do what is needed to stop them before that fool rider injures or kills another.

for sure bro, bust out the spike belts and start firing shotgun shells from your cruiser at the evil sportbike figitives! Kill em all!!

[afelotreyu]

Well if he manage to get away he/she should not acknowledge or even mention that he/she got away .. cuz then that would be evidence against him/her.

Just saying..

PS: I was in my house making dinner at this time, so no it was not me!

[stevex]

this is what our police force needs to keep us safe

[Jlin]

I was not on that bike...

[FiReSTaRT]

Something tells me you wouldn't feel the same way about an officer stepping out of the realm of the law. But I digress.

Your scenario has no bearing on this because, according to turbo, whatever a cop does, on or off duty, as long as it doesn't involve ratting on his colleagues, either is or should be legal. Mahoney Bruer was just exploring new avenues of revenue generation. Benjamin Monty Robinson was doing studies in electrical safety and alcohol impairment. They're both good boys and should be commended

[turbodish]

Your scenario has no bearing on this because, according to turbo, whatever a cop does, on or off duty, as long as it doesn't involve ratting on his colleagues, either is or should be legal. Mahoney Bruer was just exploring new avenues of revenue generation. Benjamin Monty Robinson was doing studies in electrical safety and alcohol impairment. They're both good boys and should be commended

This has nothing to do with any of that.

If a rider chooses to endanger themself and others by running, why should anyone care if that endangerment extends to that rider going down after hitting a spike belt laid out to stop them before they do cause harm to others? You make your choices, you reap your reward.