Utah Highway Patrol seeking public's help to identify 'reckless' & 'dangerous' motorcycle rider who eluded helicopter after 70+ mile pursuit, reaching speeds over 120 mph Full story:
The rider reached at least 120 miles per hour during the pursuit, according to the Utah Highway Patrol. The rider, pictured above, was followed by the Utah Department of Public Safety's helicopter for about 70 miles before eventually eluding them.
The rider then took I-84 until Riverdale, where they got on I-15 and headed south. At this point, UHP said the rider was"exhibiting a flagrant disregard for public safety while weaving through traffic at speeds exceeding 120 mph."
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