Florida Highway Patrol brought Monopoly Motorcycle Bandit down

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — New aspects are in on Florida Freeway Patrol’s pursuit, non-pursuit, aerial help and capture of a 25-calendar year-aged Jacksonville motorcyclist who fled from a trooper recklessly as a result of visitors.

Not only did Bradley Scott Allen consider to make a operate for it, he popped a wheelie while accomplishing so.

The sequence prompted FHP to problem a warning to drivers by means of Twitter Monday stating, “If you generate recklessly, we will find you. And when we do, you will go to jail! (We will not move GO and we will not accumulate $200).”

Alongside with the information (and Monopoly board game reference), FHP shared video of the incident that led to the arrest of Allen, 25, who was charged with reckless driving, fleeing and eluding and possession of considerably less than 20 grams of cannabis with paraphernalia. 

Allen’s arrest report from Jacksonville Sheriff’s Workplace sheds more light on what brought down FHP’s Monopoly Motorcycle Bandit:

Soon prior to 1 p.m. Trooper Sergey Morozov clocked Allen on a bike accomplishing 83 m.p.h. in a 65 zone on Interstate 95 just south of Butler Boulevard with the help of company issued radar entrance antenna, the report explained. As Morozov attempted to catch up to the bike, Allen appeared to accelerate.

Morozov pulled guiding Allen on an exit ramp and confirmed the motorcycle experienced no license plate displayed or hooked up, in accordance to the report. The trooper notified the Air 31, FHP aviation device with video clip recording products aboard.

Although in pursuit, Morozov activated his blue lights and sirens to pull the bike above, but Allen immediately accelerated, creating an illegal left transform onto Bowden Rd evidently trying to flee and elude, the report mentioned.

Due to agency plan, Morozov turned off his crisis lights and disengaged, enabling Air 31 to observe the motorbike as it recklessly fled, the report explained. Allen entered College Blvd north of Spring Park Rd, manufactured a U-switch and headed back toward Morozov who was waiting in a parking great deal. When the motorbike passed the waiting around trooper, Morozov once again activated his sirens to capture Allen, but the Monopoly Bandit built a U-turn in entrance of the patrol motor vehicle, popping a wheelie when accelerating to make his getaway on College Blvd.

Once again, Morozov turned off his sirens and stopped pursuing, in accordance to the report. Air 31 never lost sight of Allen, continuing to observe the motorcycle to a storage facility at 4034 College Blvd. in which Allen was arrested without the need of incident.

Allen did not have a bike endorsement and the motorcycle experienced no mentioned owner, the report mentioned. The motorcycle was not described stolen, but was not registered.

Allen’s earlier violations include:

• Unlawful pace / speeding 
• Knowingly running even though drivers license is suspended/cancelled/revoked 
• Careless driving, resulting in collision 
• Grand theft car / resisting officer without the need of violence, stole a motorbike in 2015

Relevant: Florida Freeway Patrol warns, ‘If you push recklessly, we will discover you and you will go to jail’