A motorcycle rider burst into flames after being hit with an electroshock weapon by a cop during a pursuit in Arkansas, according to reports.
The harrowing incident unfolded in Little Rock at around 1:15 a.m. on October 13, but dash cam footage just surfaced this week.
An Arkansas State Police trooper attempted to stop Christopher Gaylor, 38, after he was observed riding a motorcycle without a visible license plate.
Gaylor refused to pull over and led officers on a high-speed chase, topping 100 mph at times, authorities say.
The pursuit came to an end when Gaylor dumped his bike and took off on foot in a residential neighborhood.
What transpired next was captured on camera.
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Gaylor can be seen running with a trooper in hot pursuit.
The suspect trips and falls, at which time the officer discharges his Taser, igniting a fireball.
Gaylor was wearing a backpack with gasoline stored inside, authorities later discovered.
He can be seen rolling on the ground as an officer blasts him with a fire extinguisher.
“Gaylor is in the hospital and is expected to be ok. He faces charges of felony fleeing, failure to register a vehicle, no liability insurance, driving with a suspended license, and reckless driv[ing],” 40 29 News reports.
The troopers involved are not facing disciplinary action.
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