10 Times High-Speed Police Chases Went Terribly Wrong #2

From São Paulo to Arkansas, every police chase in this video starts with the same bad decision: hit the gas instead of the brakes. A stolen bike tears through city streets, turning a simple ticket into a felony police chase that could cost years in prison. On I-49, a 90-mph rider drags Trooper Billy Martin into a dangerous police chase for no reason other than pride. GCM officers chase down two suspects who thought fleeing a traffic stop was smarter than facing a warning. Then a Suzuki GSX-R1000 screams to 120 mph on I-30, ending in a busted crash and cuffs. Each police chase you see here is a real reminder that running never ends well—your license, your freedom, and sometimes your life are all on the line. There’s only one smart move when the lights flip on behind you: end the police chase before it begins and just pull over.
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0:00 – Stolen motorcycle in São Paulo.
2:58 – On I-49 ends with the rider in county jail.
6:40 – Two suspects flee a traffic stop
10:12 – Suzuki GSX-R1000 hits 120 mph before crashing into a grassy field.
13:55 – Every police chase turns a small mistake into a life-changing disaster.
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