Motorbike yobs caught on camera in chase with police
A VIDEO appearing to show antisocial bikers taunting police in Huddersfield has emerged online.
The six-minute long video, entitled ‘Huddersfield police chase!’ has been viewed more than 2,800 times.
In the opening sequence of the video, a biker can be seen speeding around the roundabout on Westbourne Road at Marsh while being pursued by a police car which has deployed its flashing lights.
The rider of the motorcycle then pulls a wheelie, narrowly avoiding a car attempting to pull over for the police, and goads onlookers as they pass a Shell garage further up the road.
People at the side of the street can be heard responding to the chase with shouts of “brap, brap, brap, oi, send it!”
A second incident is also caught on camera towards the end of the video, which was first uploaded to
YouTube in September.
At the 5:34 mark, the video cuts to a biker riding around a green space, which appears to be a small park.
The camera then pans to a police car in the distance and the driver of the bike can be heard saying: “I think these feds think I care.”
The driver continues to circle the same area while saying: “I am hella low on petrol though, if these man want me they will get me.”
They continue: “They’ve been chasing me from town but little do they know I want them to do that.”
The driver of the bike then feigns to leave the park and goads the officers in the police car, saying: “You thought I was going!”
It comes to an end when the biker appears to make an exit from the park, telling viewers: “Right, boys, I’ll have to love you and leave you.”
The Examiner approached West Yorkshire Police for comment on the video and what it was doing to crack down on anti-social motorbikers.