Hamilton motorcyclist arrested after driving 200 km/h, fleeing police: OPP
28-year-old was arrested as he parked his motorcycle
A Hamilton man who police say fled from theircruiserswhileweaving his motorcycle in and out of traffic on the QEW and driving more than 200 km/h is facing charges after an OPP helicopter tracked him to his garage.
The 28-year-old was using the shoulder to pass other vehicles and driving more than 170 km/h around 3:40 p.m. Monday afternoon, according to provincial police, who attempted to pull him over using their lights and sirens.
With air support #OPP arrested driver of a motorcycle travelling in excess of 200km/hr on the #QEW-Lincoln.
28 y/o man from Hamilton arrested as he was parking his motorcycle in his garage.
Charged: Dangerous, Flight from police, Drive disqualified, tampering with VIN #CRSW pic.twitter.com/ydXm64wK5X
—@OPP_HSD
He managed to get away from officers on the ground, but was followed by a helicopter back to his garage where he was arrested as heparked his motorcycle.
Police have charged him with dangerous driving, fleeing from police, driving while disqualified and tampering with a vehicle identification number.
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