🔴 Most Dangerous High-Speed Motorcycle Police Chases Caught On Dashcam #2

Summary

The video recounts four dangerous motorcycle-related police pursuits:

• Arkansas dirt-bike pursuit (June 17, 2023): A rider performing a wheelie in front of a patrol car fled through traffic and parking lots before entering an interstate. Police briefly lost sight of him, then resumed the pursuit. He escaped down a narrow path. The rider was not identified, and no arrest was reported.
• Arkansas high-speed pursuit (September 7, 2022): A motorcyclist reportedly reached speeds over 110 mph while passing traffic on a two-lane road. He turned onto a dirt road, lost control, and tried to flee on foot. Officer Drum caught and arrested him. The rider reportedly said he fled because he did not have a valid license.
• Arkansas collision during a sedan pursuit (September 4, 2023): While pursuing a gray sedan, Officer Brandon Truen’s patrol car collided with a motorcyclist who was trying to move aside. The motorcyclist, 63-year-old Michael Owens, later died. Truen sustained minor injuries.
• South Carolina motorcycle pursuit (May 8, 2019): Robert David Montgomery III fled after being stopped for speeding, with Michelle Penrod as a passenger. He reportedly reached 108 mph and passed school buses. The motorcycle left the roadway and struck a raised concrete manhole cover, throwing both riders. Montgomery died three days later, and Penrod suffered multiple fractures. She later sued Officer Dwayne Bunch and the South Carolina Highway Patrol, arguing that continuing the pursuit was unreasonably dangerous given the known passenger. According to the subtitles, no final decision had been made public.

The narration emphasizes the risks these pursuits pose to riders, passengers, officers, and the public. The South Carolina case raises questions about whether continuing a pursuit was justified.

People Mentioned

No presenter is identified. Named people discussed include Officers William Cash, Drum, Brandon Truen, and Dwayne Bunch; Michael Owens; Robert David Montgomery III; and Michelle Penrod.