Cop SLAMS Motorcycle Rider on Highway | Was Deadly Force LEGAL in This High-Speed Chase?
May 11, 2025
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A motorcycle rider crashes into the back of a police car at highway speeds — and the internet is calling it murder.
As a long-time motorcyclist myself, I get it. Riding is freedom. But when you're blasting down public highways at 150+ mph, you're not just risking your own life — you're a deadly force threat to everyone else on the road. In today’s video, I walk through two viral motorcycle videos: one involving a cop stopping a reckless rider, and the other showing a road rage driver intentionally smashing a biker off the road. One rider was out of control. The other was clearly a victim. And the law treats them very differently.
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