- So up here, as this bicycle passed me,
it sounded like it might have been something that
had a motor in it.
Just going to go talk to these guys.
See what they're doing.
It looks like a dirt bike.
You can't ride those on the roadway.
What's going on, guys?
OK, hey, you you can't drive this on the roadway.
- Sir, they say it's legal.
- Who told y'all these were legal?
- They're motorized bicycles.
[inaudible] motor.
As long as you have that and you pedal,
it's legal, sir, as long as [inaudible]
in the front and the back.
- According to who?
- According to the law.
- What statute?
Ma'am, I'm telling you. - I'll show you.
- Please don't dig in your pockets.
- OK. I'll show you, officer.
- OK, show me, please.
- Thank you.
- You can get it from whichever pocket.
- My phone-- I'll show you the statutes on it, sir.
Motorized bicycle.
- What is your first name?
- [inaudible] of it.
Andi.
- A-N- D-I?
- Yes.
If your bike exceeds--
- All right, y'all just sit tight for me right here.
I'm going to flip around and point this way, all right?
And I'll try to get you out of here in a minute.
I'm going to check on both their stuff real quick.
The male is being real reasonable.
I don't know what her issue is.
No one likes to be stopped, but those can't be street legal.
They're the same as a dirt bike or something like that.
Because they're not a bicycle.
They're self-propelled, so it's a motor vehicle.
Ma'am?
[police horn blares]
Really?
[police sirens]
I'm going to be in pursuit of a motorized bicycle
southbound and Arbor.
Andi, pull over.
Just stop.
[police sirens]
[exasperated sigh]
Please stop.
All right, we're in pursuit of now a bicycle.
[police sirens]
Andi, stop. Stop.
Stop. Stop.
Stop.
Let me see your hands.
Stop. Stop.
Stop. - Don't take my bike!
No! - Come here.
Stop it. - Don't take my bike!
- Andi, stop it. - No!
- I'm not going to take your bike.
- Not my bike!
- I'm not taking your bike. - No!
It's all I got.
- Stop it.
- No, you're going to take my bike.
- Ma'am, I got to put handcuffs on you.
- No!
You're going to take my bike.
- Please put those back in your mouth.
- Don't take my bike, sir.
No!
- Give me your hand.
- No, you're going to take my bike!
No!
Help me!
- Andi, stop it.
- You'll take my bike.
Just don't get the handcuffs.
Leave me alone.
I'll quit.
Stop!
I'll quit!
Stop!
I'll quit!
Please, officer!
Please don't do it.
Please don't hurt me.
- I don't want to hurt you.
Stop doing this.
- Please let go of me.
- Andi, stop it.
- Please, officer, let me go!
Please, sir.
- Stop, Andi.
- I'll give you my name-- my name.
- Turn around.
- I'll give you mu name.
- Turn around.
- Andi.
- You're going to hurt me.
You're going to hurt me.
[shrill scream]
Please, I can't breathe!
I can't breathe!
Help me! Help me!
- I'm good. I'm good.
I'm good. - I can't breathe!
Officer, please!
- I've got a syringe in the front right pocket.
- Get off of me!
- I'm not going to reach in there right now.
She's been slipping.
She's ran away once already.
- [inaudible]
- All right, hang on.
- Look at that muffler there.
It's a beer can.
That's impressive right there.
- She had warrants, we found out--
some felony warrants for possession of a controlled
substance with intent to distribute it.
She was lying about her name.
That's why she lied about it.
She'll be in jail with some extra charges.
And then a wrecker is going to come and get this thing.