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Motorcyclist, 20, charged after fleeing officers in Lambeth at 170 km/h, police say

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A 20-year-old London man is facing multiple charges after police allege he fled from officers on a motorcycle Sunday morning, travelling nearly three times the posted speed limit.

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It was around 9:15 a.m. when police say a traffic management officer spotted a motorcyclist with an obstructed plate on Sunray Avenue near Beech Drive, a small residential street in Lambeth.

Police said the officer recognized the driver, and was aware they had a suspended licence.

The motorcyclist allegedly drove through a stop sign and red light when police attempted to stop him, and fled at high rate of speed, clocking an estimated 170 km/h in a 60 km/h zone when he passed another officer.

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No pursuit was started. Police later took the man into custody.

The accused faces charges including dangerous operation of a conveyance, flight from peace officer, stunt driving, driving while under suspension, and entire plate not plainly visible.

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He is scheduled to appear in court on July 19 for the charges.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police or Crime Stoppers.

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