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A stolen white Mercedes SUV led LAPD on a high-speed pursuit through Los Angeles, weaving through traffic and passing on the shoulder, then encountering about a dozen dirt bike riders on the northbound 110 Freeway; the chase ended when the vehicle entered a downtown parking garage, where several occupants were detained and police continued searching for one additional person.
More than 70 dirt bikes and ATVs disrupted traffic on the Bay Bridge during a round-trip ride from Oakland to San Francisco; Oakland police, joined by SFPD and CHP, intercepted riders on the bridge, many fled, two were arrested, and one jumped into the Bay and was rescued as abandoned bikes were towed and all lanes reopened by about 7:15 pm.
Two arrests were made in West Haven, Connecticut, after a large group of dirt bikes and ATVs rode through the city, causing fear and intimidation. The incident resulted in a collision and an injured police officer. One of the arrested individuals was found in possession of a loaded firearm. Both suspects face multiple motor vehicle and criminal charges.
Baltimore Police seized 33 dirt bikes and ATVs from Aneto Auto Service in Park Heights on Saturday. The bikes were seized due to illegal activity and surveillance video led police to the auto shop. The investigation is ongoing and no arrests have been made yet. The department is using technology to track down the bikes and identify the drivers to keep the city safe. Anyone who wants to report an illegal dirt bike can call the Dirt Bike Tip Line at 443-902-4474.
Baltimore Police seized 33 illegal dirt bikes and ATVs from Aneto Auto Service in Park Heights, Baltimore. The police department's Mobile Metro Unit found the vehicles after executing a search and seizure warrant at the business. The investigation is ongoing, and no arrests have been made yet. The department has seized 83 dirt bikes in the city to date, resulting in 15 arrests, 27 people charged, and seven warrants. The police are using technology to track down the bikes and identify the drivers to keep the city safe.
Fortnite's update 24.20 nerfs the headshot damage of the Mythic Havoc shotgun from 250 to 210, but the weapon is still worth grabbing. The update also brings back the Trail Thrasher Dirt Bike, adds a new Rare variant of the Kinetic Blade, and scales back the accuracy and hipfire rate of the Mythic Overclocked Pulse Rifle.