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VIDEO: Sussex Police film biker at 140mph



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Published Date: 30 September 2008
A MOTORCYCLIST was filmed by police driving at breakneck speeds up to 140mph.
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In astonishing police footage he is seen speeding at more than 100mph on the A21 as he approaches Robertsbridge.

As he enters Hurst Green he is again filmed doing almost 100mph - in a 30mph area.

The damning evidence goes on to show him overtaking on solid white lines, driving on the wrong side of the road, doing wheelies, driving one-handed, zipping between lanes and hitting 140mph on that stretch.

It was the end of the road for Michael James Collins, 22, when he was arrested at the motorcycle dealership in South London where he works on Wednesday, September 24.

Collins, who gave an address in Beckenham, Kent, appeared at Crawley Magistrates Court the following day where he pleaded guilty to a charge of dangerous driving.

He was sentenced to a two year suspended prison sentence, disqualified from driving for two years (with the requirement to take an extended test), given 240 hours unpaid work and ordered to pay costs.

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Anyone with information about speeding/dangerous drivers can contact Sussex Police on 0845 6070 999.

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  • Last Updated: 30 September 2008 1:03 PM
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