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updated: 7/6/2017 3:47 PM

Police: Man's YouTube video leads to charges in high-speed getaway

In a popular YouTube video, a man sits on a motorcycle while stopped at a red light on Randall Road. As a St. Charles police officer approaches on foot, the man gives the officer a little wave, guns the motorcycle through a red light and hits 143 mph for a clean getaway.

The officer didn't attempt a pursuit. He didn't have to.

You can't outrun social media.

Brian A. Bianco, 23, of the 36W600 block of Oak Road in unincorporated St. Charles faces four charges after St. Charles police used the YouTube video to track him down Thursday.

The incident in the video dates to June 26. Police said an officer approached Bianco while stopped at a light on Randall Road because Bianco's motorcycle had no registration plate and Bianco failed to signal a turn.

The ensuing high-speed getaway became part of a video montage of similar defiance of police called "Bikers vs. Cops -- Motorcycle Police Chase Compilation #15."

At about the 8:20 mark of the 10-minute video, a link to what appears to be Bianco's own YouTube page appears. That, plus an email police received with links to Bianco's personal Facebook page and Instagram account, pulled together all the pieces for the investigators.

Bianco faces charges of:

• Aggravated fleeing of a police officer while exceeding 21 mph over the speed limit.

• Aggravated fleeing and eluding a police officer while disobeying two or more traffic control devices.

• Aggravated fleeing/conceal/altering registration.

• Disobeying a police officer

For those charges, Bianco received a $40,000 bail. He posted a $4,000 cash bond. Bianco will appear in court July 20. That may only be the start of his troubles.

St. Charles police hope to identify other jurisdictions shown in the video. Those authorities may pursue more charges. There is at least one lengthy chase given by a Chicago police officer in the video.

Author:	Kirkwood [ Fri Jul 07, 2017 9:15 am ]
Post subject:	Drivers/Cops Closing Lanes
If a cop starts flashing his lights to likely ticket you then pull over in a parking lot, business parkway, side street or shoulder. Don't just close a lane of traffic. Don't fuck over the rest of us because the pig wants to fuck you over.

Author:	leashyourkids [ Fri Jul 07, 2017 9:18 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Drivers/Cops Closing Lanes
Dox them.

Author:	Chus [ Fri Jul 07, 2017 9:22 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Drivers/Cops Closing Lanes
Move.

Author:	billypootons [ Fri Jul 07, 2017 9:24 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Drivers/Cops Closing Lanes
this is much worse than cnn doxing some racist internet user

Author:	Drunk Squirrel [ Fri Jul 07, 2017 9:24 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Drivers/Cops Closing Lanes
Out run them. That always ends well.

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Author:	Don Tiny [ Fri Jul 07, 2017 9:28 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Drivers/Cops Closing Lanes
Kirkwood's right ... be a decent citizen and get shot by a cop out of sight so we don't have to deal with it.

Author:	badrogue17 [ Fri Jul 07, 2017 9:38 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Drivers/Cops Closing Lanes
Kirkwood wrote: If a cop starts flashing his lights to likely ticket you then pull over in a parking lot, business parkway, side street or shoulder. Don't just close a lane of traffic. Don't fuck over the rest of us because the pig wants to fuck you over. Yeah shouldn't they be out catching people breaking the law instead ?

Author:	denisdman [ Fri Jul 07, 2017 9:41 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Drivers/Cops Closing Lanes
Just do what this Internet star did: http://www.dailyherald.com/news/2017070 ... ed-getaway updated: 7/6/2017 3:47 PM Police: Man's YouTube video leads to charges in high-speed getaway In a popular YouTube video, a man sits on a motorcycle while stopped at a red light on Randall Road. As a St. Charles police officer approaches on foot, the man gives the officer a little wave, guns the motorcycle through a red light and hits 143 mph for a clean getaway. The officer didn't attempt a pursuit. He didn't have to. You can't outrun social media. Brian A. Bianco, 23, of the 36W600 block of Oak Road in unincorporated St. Charles faces four charges after St. Charles police used the YouTube video to track him down Thursday. The incident in the video dates to June 26. Police said an officer approached Bianco while stopped at a light on Randall Road because Bianco's motorcycle had no registration plate and Bianco failed to signal a turn. The ensuing high-speed getaway became part of a video montage of similar defiance of police called "Bikers vs. Cops -- Motorcycle Police Chase Compilation #15." At about the 8:20 mark of the 10-minute video, a link to what appears to be Bianco's own YouTube page appears. That, plus an email police received with links to Bianco's personal Facebook page and Instagram account, pulled together all the pieces for the investigators. Bianco faces charges of: • Aggravated fleeing of a police officer while exceeding 21 mph over the speed limit. • Aggravated fleeing and eluding a police officer while disobeying two or more traffic control devices. • Aggravated fleeing/conceal/altering registration. • Disobeying a police officer For those charges, Bianco received a $40,000 bail. He posted a $4,000 cash bond. Bianco will appear in court July 20. That may only be the start of his troubles. St. Charles police hope to identify other jurisdictions shown in the video. Those authorities may pursue more charges. There is at least one lengthy chase given by a Chicago police officer in the video.

Author:	Bagels [ Fri Jul 07, 2017 9:52 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Drivers/Cops Closing Lanes
denisdman wrote: Just do what this Internet star did: http://www.dailyherald.com/news/2017070 ... ed-getaway updated: 7/6/2017 3:47 PM Police: Man's YouTube video leads to charges in high-speed getaway In a popular YouTube video, a man sits on a motorcycle while stopped at a red light on Randall Road. As a St. Charles police officer approaches on foot, the man gives the officer a little wave, guns the motorcycle through a red light and hits 143 mph for a clean getaway. The officer didn't attempt a pursuit. He didn't have to. You can't outrun social media. Brian A. Bianco, 23, of the 36W600 block of Oak Road in unincorporated St. Charles faces four charges after St. Charles police used the YouTube video to track him down Thursday. The incident in the video dates to June 26. Police said an officer approached Bianco while stopped at a light on Randall Road because Bianco's motorcycle had no registration plate and Bianco failed to signal a turn. The ensuing high-speed getaway became part of a video montage of similar defiance of police called "Bikers vs. Cops -- Motorcycle Police Chase Compilation #15." At about the 8:20 mark of the 10-minute video, a link to what appears to be Bianco's own YouTube page appears. That, plus an email police received with links to Bianco's personal Facebook page and Instagram account, pulled together all the pieces for the investigators. Bianco faces charges of: • Aggravated fleeing of a police officer while exceeding 21 mph over the speed limit. • Aggravated fleeing and eluding a police officer while disobeying two or more traffic control devices. • Aggravated fleeing/conceal/altering registration. • Disobeying a police officer For those charges, Bianco received a $40,000 bail. He posted a $4,000 cash bond. Bianco will appear in court July 20. That may only be the start of his troubles. St. Charles police hope to identify other jurisdictions shown in the video. Those authorities may pursue more charges. There is at least one lengthy chase given by a Chicago police officer in the video. start seeing motorcycles

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