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He Ran From a Trooper — Then a Helicopter Followed Him for 67 Miles
Bodycam Files | 2026-10-14
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An Arizona state trooper tried to stop a motorcyclist near U.S. 60 and Stapley Drive in Mesa on June 16, 2024, for speeding and reckless driving. The rider fled — and the Mesa Police Department's Falcon helicopter followed him for nearly 67 miles across highways and city streets. This is the full b...
An Arizona state trooper tried to stop a motorcyclist near U.S. 60 and Stapley Drive in Mesa on June 16, 2024, for speeding and reckless driving. The rider fled — and the Mesa Police Department's Falcon helicopter followed him for nearly 67 miles across highways and city streets. This is the full breakdown: the stop that never happened, the red lights and wrong-way stretches recorded from the sky, the near misses with other motorists and a light rail train, the final exit off I-10 at Wild Horse Pass Boulevard, the hideout in a casino parking garage — and how one traffic stop became eleven counts. All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. 🚨 What you'll see: • The attempted stop on U.S. 60 — and the decision to run • Falcon's thermal view of the pursuit, mile after mile • Red lights run, a near miss with a light rail train, wrong-way driving • 67 miles of exiting and re-entering highways • The casino parking garage hideout, in slow motion • Troopers walking the casino floor on bodycam • The charges, explained count by count ⚖️ Charges (as released by the Arizona Department of Public Safety): Michael S. Khoury, 21 — felony flight from law enforcement (3 counts) • endangerment (4 counts) • reckless driving (4 counts). Booked into jail after his arrest. AZDPS thanked the Mesa Police Department and the Gila River Police Department for their assistance. 📹 Footage released by the Arizona Department of Public Safety (official release, June 16, 2024 incident, Mesa / Phoenix metro, Arizona) New bodycam breakdowns every day — subscribe to Bodycam Files. All footage is public-record material released by the agency; commentary and analysis are original. Everyone featured is presumed innocent unless convicted in court. #Bodycam #PoliceChase #Pursuit #MotorcycleChase #Helicopter #Arizona #AZDPS #MesaArizona #PoliceFootage #BodycamFiles
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