Adolescent Biker Arrested After Crashing into Police Vehicle

An adolescent biker was arrested for several criminal charges after crashing into a police vehicle that was parked around the area of West Perkins and 5th Street. The incident took place on September 11th, at 7:15 p.m.

The adolescent biker was identified as a 17-year-old boy. He was driving an off-road motorcycle without a helmet at a high speed. Police officers signaled him to stop, but the biker did not heed the request. He also continued to break several traffic laws while police were following him.

They continued following the biker as he continued traveling before slowing down near a residential area at the scene of the incident. Suddenly, the boy drove directly into the police vehicle. The impact of the crash threw him off his vehicle. He sustained several injuries and was sent to the nearest hospital for treatment.

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Source: Bakersfield