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Las Vegas Biker Claims Officer Unfairly Ticketed Him: ‘I Wasn’t Doing Anything …
After a heated roadside exchange, a Las Vegas biker says he left with four fines despite showing what he claims was proper paperwork.
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Las Vegas Motorcyclist Claims Unfair Treatment During Traffic Stop, Officer Cites Registration Issues
Las Vegas, Nevada - A motorcyclist in Las Vegas documented a traffic stop on August 23, 2025, claiming he was unfairly targeted by a police officer. The incident, which occurred at approximately 8:00 AM, shows the motorcyclist, identified as Rojhat.freestyle, interacting with a law enforcement officer. According to the motorcyclist, the stop was initiated "for no reason," and he accused the officer of racism after presenting his documents. "I show you my number, my everything. No, you are racist," the motorcyclist stated in the video. He further asserted that he provided proof of insurance and other required information, but the officer did not accept it. Conversely, the officer can be heard in the video informing the motorcyclist of specific violations. "You don't have your suspended registration, no proof of insurance," the officer stated. The interaction culminated in the officer issuing a ticket to the motorcyclist. The motorcyclist expressed his intention to pursue the matter further, stating, "You will see in the court." The video has generated discussion online regarding police conduct and traffic enforcement in the area.
