Loud ATV drivers at night? City government? Police?

[Anonymous]

“Get the message: you want to terrorize our neighborhoods?

You'll get crushed.”

Eric Adams

[Anonymous]

The person with information or linked to a recent homicide who had a fatal crash during a chase today looked like they’re on an ATV, not a motorcycle.

Let’s see if our councilors focus on the chase or the homicide link

So tired of the lawlessness

[Anonymous]

No chase is a policy but they are trying to make it a law, despite the police being unable to catch the shooters and murderers

[Anonymous]

It was the park police who continued the chase and a weapon was recovered from the crash

[Anonymous]

DC residents need to make it clear to their elected officials that this IS UNACCEPTABLE. Ban ATVs in residential neighborhoods. Period. And shame on people who ride these, they need therapy in a prison for such cruel disregard of other humans.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DC residents need to make it clear to their elected officials that this IS UNACCEPTABLE. Ban ATVs in residential neighborhoods. Period. And shame on people who ride these, they need therapy in a prison for such cruel disregard of other humans.

They are already banned.

The problem is enforcement. If the cops start chasing, the ATV riders start doing dangerous maneuvers. If anyone gets hurt (ATV rider or innocent pedestrian), the city gets sued and there's big payouts.

Cops could chase them, but then we are looking at higher taxes to pay out anyone that gets injured. The city can't do anything about court judgments.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DC residents need to make it clear to their elected officials that this IS UNACCEPTABLE. Ban ATVs in residential neighborhoods. Period. And shame on people who ride these, they need therapy in a prison for such cruel disregard of other humans.

+1

except prison, fine plus confiscate

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anyone with half a clue can plainly see most of those are STREET-LEGAL motorcycles, seized by the city (probably for too many parking tickets or theft recoveries).

What a joke of an event! They failed to seize many (if any) illegal quads or dirt bikes.

The city does not have the balls to go after the real biker boyz. DC is no different. Go woke, this is what you get.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anyone with half a clue can plainly see most of those are STREET-LEGAL motorcycles, seized by the city (probably for too many parking tickets or theft recoveries).

What a joke of an event! They failed to seize many (if any) illegal quads or dirt bikes.

The city does not have the balls to go after the real biker boyz. DC is no different. Go woke, this is what you get.

Destroy them all. I think the group who attacked Alexian Lien were riding regular motorcycles.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DC residents need to make it clear to their elected officials that this IS UNACCEPTABLE. Ban ATVs in residential neighborhoods. Period. And shame on people who ride these, they need therapy in a prison for such cruel disregard of other humans.

+1

except prison, fine plus confiscate

MPD should take away the toys from these thuggish tykes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DC residents need to make it clear to their elected officials that this IS UNACCEPTABLE. Ban ATVs in residential neighborhoods. Period. And shame on people who ride these, they need therapy in a prison for such cruel disregard of other humans.

They are already banned.

The problem is enforcement. If the cops start chasing, the ATV riders start doing dangerous maneuvers. If anyone gets hurt (ATV rider or innocent pedestrian), the city gets sued and there's big payouts.

Cops could chase them, but then we are looking at higher taxes to pay out anyone that gets injured. The city can't do anything about court judgments.

How is it reasonable to sue the city for your own dangerous ATV riding? Motorists are required to obey traffic laws and be in control of their vehicles and if they injure themselves by riding recklessly that is a liability they incurred on themselves. I think any judge who disagrees needs his head examined.

[Anonymous]

Is there anything like a spy movie sticky tracker that they could launch at an ATV, then follow them and arrest them when they get off their bikes.

[Anonymous]

Use a drone to follow them.

[Anonymous]

At it again on the National mall. Police doing nothing: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Ch2kA7ArAws/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No chase is a policy but they are trying to make it a law, despite the police being unable to catch the shooters and murderers

Allowing police chases endangers innocent suspects.

Or do you ultraMAGA types no longer believe in innocent until proven guilty?