Watch moment police catch up with dangerous speeding biker who often hit 80mph ... trends now

Watch moment police catch up with dangerous speeding biker who often hit 80mph ... trends now
Watch moment police catch up with dangerous speeding biker who often hit 80mph ... trends now

Watch moment police catch up with dangerous speeding biker who often hit 80mph ... trends now

Kieran Jones was recorded on speed cameras on the A22 seven times  He would conceal his registration plate to avoid detection after speeding 

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This is the moment police catch up with a dangerous speeding biker who was often hitting 80mph in a 30mph zone and then masking his number plate. 

Kieran Jones was recorded on camera speeding on the A22 Eastbourne Road in Halland, East Sussex, on seven occasions.

He can be seen whizzing rapidly along the Sussex road overtaking several vehicles.  

Officers from Sussex Police set up a plan to catch the former landscape gardener and he was finally arrested in February this year.

Footage shows the officers jumping out of an unmarked police car as the 24-year-old arrived at a building yard. 

Kieran Jones was recorded on camera speeding on the A22 Eastbourne Road in Halland

Kieran Jones was recorded on camera speeding on the A22 Eastbourne Road in Halland

Police helicopter footage capturing the 24-year-old, of Hornbeam Road, Reigate, Surrey arriving at the yard

Police helicopter footage capturing the 24-year-old, of Hornbeam Road, Reigate, Surrey arriving at the yard 

Kieran Jones arriving at a yard before being caught by officers from Sussex Police

Kieran Jones arriving at a yard before being caught by officers from Sussex Police 

Moment the 24-year-old was arrested by officers from Sussex Police in a sting operation after speeding excessively on the A22

Moment the 24-year-old was arrested by officers from Sussex Police in a sting operation after speeding excessively on the A22

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