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Ever heard the saying "Ask you get, don't you won't"?

Reports from Los Angeles show a graphic scene where a person on a stolen motorcycle crashed into a car while traveling at a high rate of speed.

The Associated Press is saying that the attendance is expected to reach around 700,000

Santa witnessed the driver knock over a pedestrian and then speed off, so he decided to give chase and actually caught up with him.

New Iberia police have arrested a man who rode his motorcycle through a New Iberia Walmart.

You never know the things you'll see traveling on I-10, especially headed towards New Orleans. Take this video for instance. Watch as this guy is barreling down I-10 using the ole "Look Ma, No Hands" trick, but turns it into an incredible magic moment.

A video has surfaced on Facebook that shows a truck plowing into a motorcycle, then a school bus and the person behind the wheel was allegedly texting and driving.

The deputy who first responded to the call followed the second motorcycle until he found it hidden behind a business.

The motorcycle is white in color with blue rims.

The cause of the crash remains under investigation.

Heflin was pronounced dead at the scene.

Tabitha Deshotel was given a chemical breath test, and she was not impaired.

Alcohol is not suspected in the crash but routine toxicology results are pending.

Gerald Cormier of Lafayette failed to negotiate a curve and left the roadway.

Police tell the Asbury Park Press newspaper that the boy's mother gave her permission to let 53-year-old Frank Albanese of New York take the boy on his bike to Staten Island.

Alex Ricks was pronounced dead at the scene.

He was clocked at 230 miles per hour just before the accident.

Lafayette Police Cpl. Paul Mouton says the motorcycle crashed into the Honda head on.

Police shut down the southbound lanes of the busy street for nearly three hours as they worked the crash. The roadway was re-opened shortly after 2 p.m.

Long was given a citation for improper U-turn, and he was arrested on a charge of first degree vehicular negligent injury.