Wanted Felon Caught After High-Speed Chase in Grand Blanc Township

This guy thought he could outrun Grand Blanc Township Police on a motorcycle...spoiler alert: he couldn’t.

Grand Blanc Township Police recently shared wild dashcam footage from a Saturday afternoon chase that looked like it came straight out of an action movie. It all kicked off when patrol units spotted a motorcycle trying to squeeze between two vehicles stopped at a traffic light on Hill and Porter Roads.

Turns out, the rider was a wanted felon with outstanding warrants in multiple states.

Things only escalated from there as the suspect led officers on a high-speed chase, reaching speeds up to 95 mph.

According to ABC 12, the chase lasted about 12 minutes and came to an end when the motorcycle crashed on Morrish Road, just south of Baldwin Road in Gaines Township.

The final stretch of the chase got pretty intense. The suspect forced police to follow him down a dead-end sign on Morrish Road, which quickly turned from pavement into a muddy, dirt trail littered with huge puddles.

It was on that rough part of the road where the rider lost control and crashed.

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Police say the guy had warrants out of Ohio for drug trafficking and was also wanted in Michigan for allegedly assaulting a police officer.

And now he’s in even more trouble. He’s facing charges for third-degree fleeing and eluding police, plus driving on a suspended license, just to name a few.

After the arrest, Grand Blanc Township Police didn’t hold back in their message to the public:

“To the criminals, stop running. YOU place yourself, and others at risk… Justice always catches up!