A motorcyclist, Amin Belechguer, is jailed for four years after courts hear he filmed himself riding at 189 mph and goaded police during high-speed pursuits. Reporting states he accumulated 21 dangerous driving offences, involving his high-powered Kawasaki Ninja H2R, across areas including Kent, London and Essex.
Outlets describe the case with a focus on the speed and the use of footage. The Independent emphasises that he filmed himself riding at 189 mph and that he challenged police into pursuing him, before recording the sentence details from Maidstone Crown Court. The Daily Mail highlights a prominent video element—“moment” filming and the bike’s value—framing the story around the recorded stunt and the subsequent jail term.
Across coverage, the core facts align: the 189 mph riding, the court sentence of four years, and the broader pattern of dangerous driving offences linked to high-speed police involvement.
