Minnesota Man Arrested After 100mph City Motorcycle Chase

A 37-year-old man from Watkins, Minnesota, was arrested after leading police on a high-speed motorcycle chase through the city, reportedly driving over 100 mph back and forth on Minnesota Highway 55. The chase lasted approximately two miles before the suspect pulled into a residence and attempted to flee on foot but was taken into custody. The motorcyclist was found to be driving an unregistered motorcycle with fake license plates reading "Will Run," and faces multiple charges including fleeing a police officer, driving after revocation, reckless driving, and vehicle registration violations. Authorities confirmed that the suspect was booked into the Meeker County Jail and is awaiting court proceedings. This incident highlights ongoing law enforcement efforts to address dangerous driving and vehicle-related offenses in the area. Similar high-speed chases have occurred elsewhere, underscoring the risks and legal consequences of reckless driving.