When Cops Realize They’re Chasing a Pro Bikers

Summary

The video is a dramatic compilation of motorcycle and ATV pursuits. Its narration portrays several riders as highly skilled and suggests that some taunted officers, though these descriptions of their motives are commentary rather than independently established facts. Across the incidents, riders often escaped by using speed, traffic, or off-road routes; several pursuits ended in crashes or arrests. The footage also shows the dangers high-speed chases pose to officers, riders, and other road users.

• October 2024 — Mouse-ear helmet: Deputies pursued a rider who reportedly circled a gas station while friends filmed. The rider escaped into congested traffic, and the pursuit was called off. The narration says the rider was not identified.
• June 2023 — Dirt bike: A rider fled from a trooper through streets and parking lots, then onto an interstate, evading several units. The rider eventually entered oncoming traffic, prompting officers to break off the pursuit. The rider was not identified.
• February 2023 — Sport bike: A rider reportedly accelerated to 150 mph in heavy traffic and disappeared from Trooper Matthew Foreman. The video says the rider was never found.
• March 2026 — ATV: During a pursuit of a group of unplated dirt bikes and ATVs, one rider reportedly reached 110 mph before escaping through residential yards. The rider was not identified.
• May 2020 — Suzuki sport bike: A rider fleeing at high speed ran red lights. Trooper Williams crashed into a fire hydrant while trying to follow and ended the pursuit. The rider was later found and arrested. The narration identifies him as Devin Seven Pate and says he faced fleeing and reckless-driving charges.
• July 2024 — Unplated sport bike: Trooper James Booth pursued a rider reportedly reaching 140 mph. The motorcycle pulled away, and the pursuit ended without an arrest.
• March 2025 — Black motorcycle: An Arkansas pursuit reportedly reached 142 mph before traffic obstructed officers’ view. The rider escaped and remained unidentified, according to the narration.
• April 2023 — Repeat escape: Trooper Tyler Langley pursued a rider said to have evaded Arkansas State Police twice earlier that week. The bike reportedly reached 160 mph before officers terminated the pursuit.
• June 2024 — Miami-Dade: A female rider fled at reported speeds of 90 to 110 mph, ran signals, and at one point rode against traffic. She struck a patrol SUV during an evasive turn, fell, and was taken to a hospital. The video identifies her as Danielle Montoya and says she faced multiple charges.
• April 2025 — Kawasaki ZX-10R: The rider reportedly reached nearly 170 mph before escaping into a residential area. Officers later located the motorcycle and arrested the rider. The subtitles give his name inconsistently as Benjamin Roots and Benjamin Rutledge.
• February 2022 — Atlanta: A Honda rider led a pursuit that included helicopter tracking and reportedly reached 160 mph. After about 28 minutes, he crashed into a patrol car and was arrested. The video identifies him as Kyrie A. Bryni and says he faced speeding, fleeing, and reckless-driving charges.

Presenters and Contributors

The narrator is unnamed. The video also includes unidentified dispatchers, officers, and riders speaking in radio and arrest footage.

Named people mentioned include Trooper Matthew Foreman, Trooper Williams, Trooper James Booth, Trooper Tyler Langley, Devin Seven Pate, Danielle Montoya, Benjamin Roots/Rutledge (the name differs in the subtitles), and Kyrie A. Bryni.