YouTuber Arrested After Filming 170mph Run 🏍️🎥🚔

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[jonathantaylor]

But if this guy broke into your car, stole your purse or wallet and then used those stolen credit cards all over town the cops will tell you "theres nothing we can do"...

[gemmalfirefly]

Isn’t he proving that as long as you’re responsible driver, you can make it at high-speed😊

[kaygirl]

1) Don't do something illegal
2) If you break rule 1, don't film it
3) If you break rule 2, don't post it.

[steveladner]

But when police are caught on camera breaking the law it's a whole different situation.

[PJOZeus]

They *are* weak, not made to look, plainly are
More than that sure as shit aren't held accountable themselves

[Thisusernamething]

They got the data from his phone! And charged him with it!!

[halevalen]

"hey what you in for?"
"For going fast..."
"The fuck?"

[MalcolmRandall]

I utterly Despise videos like this, because What's to stop One of those innocent vehicles (because they can) Change a lane on a Whim, and the speeding vehicle crashes into them?

[manlyotool]

For perspective, at 170 mph he was traveling just more than a football field every second.

[ricksmith]

How was the phone data used and what did it prove?

[ricky]

This makes them all look even worse, ironically

[sheogorath-the-incrazy]

He literally mad more than enough $$ just on that first video 😂😂

[puprilla]

If you live here and you know about our HOV lanes you would know this isn't a big deal. I've done 130 from Denver to the spring in a coupe sports car

[augustwest]

¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯ he don't live in Colorado, if he don't pay the fines, they won't extradite him back for fines. Colorado police is kinda weak lol.

[ronspeth]

Jail and 5 year license suspension and never allowed to own a motorcycle

[RabbitWatchShop]

Reckless driving speeding, an offense that will result in arrest, jail, fines, court fees, lawyer fees (assuming not going with a free public pretender), towing of vehicle or motorcycle, and a revoked DL. These types make it easy for law enforcement, because they’re posting their crimes on social media. Until you land in court having to deal with all these issues, which can takes months to years to resolve in court, it’s all fun and games.

[CanastyMoto-xuej]

Obviously still not quick enough to outran the long arm of the law

[genome]

All that effort just to send a guy to 14 days in jail tf!? And the fact they went for his phone data is alarming.

[daveyconcrete]

It wasn't me. I was at a friend's house, check is in the mail.

[ODST_on_the_saxophone]

I’m in Colorado Springs! It was crazy hearing that someone was doing some straight up movie shit here of all places