On Duty Alabama Cop Caught On Video Drag Racing His Harley Police Motorcycle.

When a cop is caught red handed on a video, it’s usually not for drag racing his police motorcycle while on duty. The Alabama cop in question had to turn in his badge after a biker posted on YouTube a video whose footage show him drag racing the cop on his police Harley. At a red light, the biker on his CBR600RR asked if the cop wanted to race. He replied “yes, I got turbo” pointing at his Harley engine. Then the 2 motorcycles raced away from a traffic light. Watch…

Added 11/14/2013. The Montgomery Police Department is confirming that the motorcycle officer who was captured on video drag racing with a private citizen will get his job back.
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:congratulatory:

 

Hardly worth disciplinary action of any kind.

 

Cool cop :thumbsup:
The sport bike rider shouldn't post the video .......IMO

 

There you go thinking again otstir: I thought the whole thing was funny, I don't think the cop should have been punished...coolest cop I have seen in awhile :cool-new:

 

LOL!

I have my doubts about harleydood777 thinking at all or maintaining cool if that same LEO busted him on one of those farm roads flying low at a claimed 150+++.

Too late dood, we have your number. More like 000 than the perfect 777.

 

:semi-twins: Can't we just get along Billy? or is that too much to ask??

PS/ I hope to hell I never get busted sheesh that would suck big time!! and it's 161 MPH hehe at least that is what the speedo read. Memories; what a rush!!!

 

Too much bad publicity concerning Motorcyclist nowadays IMHO


Not true Bikers like back in the day...

 

Probably not since I am not into that harleydood stuff.

I submit that if that same cop busted you for even close to the alleged speed, there would be more that that going on in the greybar hotel.

 

Here, if you are caught street racing, your vehicle gets impounded for 30 days or something like that.

That motocop sure showed very poor judgement. I don't think he should have lost his job over it, or even a suspension, but I think a coupon was in order for both these guys. The motocop does not have to race his police bike on a city road where the public is watching to show he can relate to other bike crowds. That would have been o different that me, inching up to the line, with my fully marked Camaro back in the day and doing a smoke show along side of some other fool. Not that it would be kinda fun, but common. In uniform, driving/riding a marked police vehicle. If he wants to do that, get the boss's authorization and take it out to the track. That would open up the opportunity for him to get off that bike and actually talk to other bikers face to face, without exchanging unpleasantries and coupons.

 

If ya go to the larger image, the video quality is good enough to read the LCD speedo on the 600. Going by the "shiny" of the bike and the dude's gloves maybe a noob of sorts. The cop OTOH is no rookie and looks to be in a good mood. Next time maybe not....Maybe the dude on the 600 should get some of the dip shit and a vanity plate, knowing the LEO's fellow officers probably by this time know what he had for breakfast.

 

No Sherlock Holmes here but if I were to take a stab at it.... Doughnuts....Lots and Lots and Lots (just look at the Fat Bastage) But since he rides a hardly he probably ate each donut with his pinky in the air...

 

Maybe reading the speedo on the vid is deceptive. I heard that Alabama has gone metric.