While we may admit to liking a little bit of ‘sporty’ driving, which we do whenever we get the chance, we always do it in safe surroundings, never risking the safety of others.
Unfortunately, this 25 year-old Canadian man, decided to turn himself in after posting a video of himself doing over 300 km/h (186 mph), on the back of his Yamaha R1 on a very busy Vancouver highway.
While nothing went wrong and nobody was hurt in the end, his actions were deemed very dangerous, and rightfully so. Apparently, it wasn’t all that difficult for the police to identify him, but instead of tracking him down and dragging him ‘back to the station’ in handcuffs, Scott turned himself in, according to CNN.
He now faces a prison sentence of up to five years, and while it may seem harsh, it will definitely deter him from trying to kill himself and others in the future. He probably won’t get the full five years, as he willingly turned himself in. He may even get out early ‘for good behaviour’ - if he does behave ‘good’, that is.
While nothing went wrong and nobody was hurt in the end, his actions were deemed very dangerous, and rightfully so. Apparently, it wasn’t all that difficult for the police to identify him, but instead of tracking him down and dragging him ‘back to the station’ in handcuffs, Scott turned himself in, according to CNN.
He now faces a prison sentence of up to five years, and while it may seem harsh, it will definitely deter him from trying to kill himself and others in the future. He probably won’t get the full five years, as he willingly turned himself in. He may even get out early ‘for good behaviour’ - if he does behave ‘good’, that is.
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