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Santa Clarita Traffic Accident[KHTS] – Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s deputies attempted a traffic stop Tuesday  on a motorcyclist who sped off and then crashed shortly afterward, according to Sheriff’s Department officials.

He was going down the road and a deputy spotted him, he was going around 100 mph,” said Lt. Mark Hershey of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station. “The deputy pulled him over, the deputy looked at him and he just took off, and then he crashed about a minute later.”

The traffic stop reportedly took place near Sierra Highway and Soledad Canyon Road, and the crash took place near Soledad Canyon and Camp Plenty roads, just outside the KHTS AM-1220 office.

Eddie Lopez, 33, of Santa Clarita, was taken to the hospital after the crash, and a deputy followed the ambulance.

The incident is under investigation as a possible stolen vehicle incident, although no arrest has been made at this time, officials said.

“We didn’t go in pursuit,” Hershey said, citing safety factors associated with the situation and the suspect’s speed. “The deputy did the right thing. (The driver) hit the curb or center divider and crashed after he took off.”

The extent of his injuries is not known at this time, according to Sheriff’s Station official.

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19 Comments

  1. Only 100?
    Santa Clarita is known for its speed. Ask that Paul guy.

  2. This is all motorcycles need. A Rossi wannabe on the streets. City streets. What if this jack @$$ had hit some kids? That area has a LOT of foot traffic.
    Very sad, but at least no others are hurt.

  3. Ron Licari Ron Licari says:

    One word KARMA!!!!

  4. Denice Olsen Denice Olsen says:

    I passed this. He was on one side of the street and his bike on the other.. He flew…

  5. Glad school isnt in session!

  6. Ohhhh Breana Paige makes sense

  7. Even rossi can’t get away

  8. David Devlin David Devlin says:

    I was eastbound on Soladad at almost the time of impact. He was airborne and landed in a heap on the road. He is lucky to be alive!

  9. Don Himes Don Himes says:

    I have zero respect for these thugs on road bikes , they think they own the road !!!

  10. No need to generalize. I was a courteous safe rider on my sport bike and got hit 3 times by idiots in cars not using their mirrors or them driving on the wrong side of the road. Doesn’t mean everyone in a car is an idiot.

  11. No need to generalize. I was a courteous safe rider on my sport bike and got hit 3 times by idiots in cars not using their mirrors or them driving on the wrong side of the road. Doesn’t mean everyone in a car is an idiot.

  12. Rocky road is my favorite

  13. Rocky road is my favorite

  14. We drove past that and after seeing his bike he’s lucky he wasn’t hurt any worse than he was. What was he thinking?

  15. Also Don. If you took the time to read it, this was reported to likely be a stolen motorcycle. So it was likely not the owner anyhow.
    My guess, you ride some type of Harley based motorcycle?

  16. John Gilbert John Gilbert says:

    At HMNMH back in the 80’s, we used to call them “Murdercycles” 8-)

  17. Maybe he will learn a lesson from this but I don’t think so.

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