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Motorcycle chase turns into foot race after rider slides off bike, pursued by traffic police

Motorcycle chase turns into foot race after rider slides off bike, pursued by traffic police

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Straight out of an action movie, this one. Look at how fast he picked himself up after falling. If I slip and fall, my legs are paralysed for at least 5 minutes.

What happened?

A man on a motorbike was being chased by traffic police along Geylang road. He slid off his bike across the road and hit a traffic light, before picking himself up to continue evading the authorities on foot.

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An officer got off his bike to pursue the man, and was successful in apprehending him. It is unclear what were the circumstances that led to the chase. 

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The suspect was detained in Lorong 24 Geylang for possession of an offensive weapon and traffic-related offences. He was also taken to hospital, and further police investigations are ongoing.

According to the original Facebook post, an eyewitness told Chinese newspaper Shin Min Daily News that he saw the motorcyclist travelling at high speed and the police giving chase. The motorcyclist then abandoned his vehicle, ran away and tried to hide, but was unable to evade arrest, the witness added.

Interestingly enough, there was also a second officer involved in the pursuit, except once the chase went on foot, he just stayed on his bike and seemed to wait for his partner to nab the biker. 

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Online chatter

People praised the police for arresting the offending biker. As they should. 

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I can’t imagine running while in that gear, especially in SG’s weather.

Many people also made fun of the biker for sliding and running, as well as asking where he would hide considering Singapore's tiny size.

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Naturally, many people are going to make Grand Theft Auto jokes too. There were so many ISTG.

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