Arkansas authorities have been criticized in the past for their propensity to crash on fleeting motorists
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by Brad Anderson
March 15, 2025 at 21:15
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- The motorcyclist reported that he was going to stop, but the cop was not willing to wait for him.
- Just before being arrested, the biker was seen by accelerating the bad side of the road.
Police people from the state of Arkansas absorb a good pit maneuver absolutely, and as we have seen in the past, they are not afraid to slide a motorcycle from the back to advance the pursuit. This is exactly what they did at the end of February after Troopers spotted a biker on a Honda CBR1000 which managed well above the speed limit, hitting it quickly and stopping it.
Dashcam’s images show the last moments of the prosecution, as well as the arrest. According to an SGT report. Stephen Briggs, he was alerted to a sports bike which was approaching him “from the back to a high speed.” In response, he stopped and waited for the bike to appear. He activated the rear radar, which showed that the cyclist hitting 52 MPH in an area of 45 MPH.
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However, it seems that he took the presence of the officer, quickly making a U and accelerating turn. Sgt. Briggs launched a prosecution shortly after. In the images shared on Youtube, the biker can be seen exploding through a set of traffic lights before crossing the bad side of the road while driving around a left turn.
The video shows the motorcyclist hitting the brakes and the officer catching it. On several occasions, he agitates his hand, indicating that he could be about to stop. However, he did not do it, and after waiting for a touch for more than 10 seconds to stop, the SGT. Briggs made a perfect pit maneuver. The biker, identified as Jeremy Jackson, was thrown on the ground and handcuffed.
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Regarding traffic judgments and police prosecutions, the police of the Arkansas state are not kidding. If they see an opportunity to jump, they will take it. Although this can lead to interesting images, the stand maneuvers made by the police of Arkansas, Oklahoma and Georgia led to 40 deaths between 2017 and 2024, revealed a local investigation recently.
