A 30-year-old man, who fled from the police on a motorcycle was killed in Cobb County, Georgia. About the police tried to pull the man because they it from the drive on the Highway 1-75 suspected impaired.

The bike was over 120 mph go, if try off the highway on the South windy Hill Road exit exit. When the police at the top of the exit arrived, they found a destroyed 1991 Suzuki motorcycle and the motorcyclist corpse on the ramp.

In a different incident a 21-year-old man on a motorcycle ran a red light last month in Phoenix, to 1 am. An officer in a service SUV tried the bike to pull over, but the driver refused to stop. He looked over his shoulder on the police officer and clearly decided to continue. The Chase led to the road, when to cut the bike by the parking of several fast-food restaurants. The police went around the corner on the road instead of cutting through the parking lots. As the officer in the car parks draw was, he collided head-on with the motorcycle. The driver suffered several broken bones.

Of the man really was in hot water run off. He will be charged with unlawful flight, which is a crime. The bike as the officer him pull over to just had stopped, he would only a civil citation for failure to comply for red have accused signal to stop.

In February in mobile, Alabama another 21 year old man trying to escape the police on his bike and also he ended up dead. Operation of the vehicle in a reckless manner the officers discovered the motorcyclist. The officers tried to him to pull over, but he fled. The man on the motorcycle collided with a Ford F-150 pickup and died this Friday night. Neither drugs nor alcohol was involved are.

Police chases have been and will probably always a contentious issue. Some people believe that police chases are dangerous and that police suspected people in danger, when they hunt that, who have committed minor infractions. The police believes that just trying to do their job and catch people who have broken the law or that they believe that the law will break.

Right, wrong, good or bad, this Chase's make sure a lot of people at risk and motorcyclists are the special risk due to the high speed nature these pursuits and their lack of protection in a crash. Each year hunt thousands of police motorcycles and a large percentage of which the chases end with the motorcycle crashes and many times the motorcyclist was killed. In many cases, only a breach was suspected traffic motorcyclists.

Not only are bikers at risk in these hunts, but innocent bystanders can go seriously injured or killed, wrong high-speed of chases than this. If you or someone you love involuntarily in a committed these chases the and you are injured or killed a loved one, then you have the right to pursue justice and compensation to complaints.

When a police and a State or local government sued, it can be very tight deadlines for the submission of claims for the loss of your rights to prevent. If it can be a local it as short as 6 months be. It is very important that as soon as possible after your accident with an experienced attorney Georgia accident gives you.

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