13 Bikers Held in Southern California After Fleeing From Deputies

Published on July 30, 2024

Thirteen motorcyclists who fled from police were arrested July 27 in Temecula, about 60 miles north of San Diego, according to an announcement from the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department. Deputies spotted the suspects holding up traffic on Rancho California Road and Diaz Road before they jumped on the southbound I-15 ramp, blowing through a solid red light, the sheriff’s department said. The bikers, all men, were “blocking intersections, temporarily halting the flow of traffic in order to facilitate the passage of all the motorcyclists,” through the intersection, a spokesperson for the sheriff’s department told The Epoch Times. The bikers sped off after deputies signaled for them to pull over but eventually stopped on the shoulder of the road, causing two lanes of the freeway to temporarily close....

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