http://www.motodisiac.com/blog/police-vs-motorcycle-rider-controversy/ Where motorcycles are more than just a passion ... Thu, 28 Aug 2008 13:44:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 http://www.motodisiac.com/blog/police-vs-motorcycle-rider-controversy/#comment-210 Todd Fri, 14 Dec 2007 01:27:32 +0000 http://www.motodisiac.com/blog/police-vs-motorcycle-rider-controversy/#comment-210 This is not surprising that it happened in Texas. Texas law enforcement is tantamount to martial law. This is not surprising that it happened in Texas. Texas law enforcement is tantamount to martial law.

]]> http://www.motodisiac.com/blog/police-vs-motorcycle-rider-controversy/#comment-211 Kate Fri, 14 Dec 2007 18:15:02 +0000 http://www.motodisiac.com/blog/police-vs-motorcycle-rider-controversy/#comment-211 Nothing can justify the actions taking by the cops but why did the rider run? If he did nothing wrong, why did he run?? That was a big mistake on his part that could have easily been avoided. He’s lucky to be alive...The cops could’ve easily shot him and said that they “feared for their safety”. When it comes to any government agencies, if it’s you against them, you’re fucked…. Nothing can justify the actions taking by the cops but why did the rider run? If he did nothing wrong, why did he run?? That was a big mistake on his part that could have easily been avoided. He’s lucky to be alive…The cops could’ve easily shot him and said that they “feared for their safety”. When it comes to any government agencies, if it’s you against them, you’re fucked….

]]> http://www.motodisiac.com/blog/police-vs-motorcycle-rider-controversy/#comment-481 TxRider Wed, 28 May 2008 00:28:32 +0000 http://www.motodisiac.com/blog/police-vs-motorcycle-rider-controversy/#comment-481 Your information is incorrect. The rider ran a light further south. The police officer pulled up behind him, and did not turn on the lights unil that light turned green. Then the biker ran. He did over 80 mph in an area that the speed limit never exceeds 30. The rider had no license, no insurance, which was why he ran. The policeman blocked the road to stop him, and it worked. Kudos to the policeman. I ride a bike every day, and don't have to worry about this. There's a very simple solution, when the policeman turns on the lights, pull over. Your information is incorrect. The rider ran a light further south. The police officer pulled up behind him, and did not turn on the lights unil that light turned green. Then the biker ran. He did over 80 mph in an area that the speed limit never exceeds 30. The rider had no license, no insurance, which was why he ran. The policeman blocked the road to stop him, and it worked. Kudos to the policeman. I ride a bike every day, and don’t have to worry about this. There’s a very simple solution, when the policeman turns on the lights, pull over.

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