A 22-year-old man from Aurora has been charged with dangerous driving and stunt driving after allegedly posting videos of himself street racing across York Region.
The video, uploaded to TikTok by the official York Regional Police account, parodies the original videos posted by the accused, which were captioned, “no, OPP/YRP/Peel ain’t catching this.” In the official York police TikTok, a tow truck is shown taking away a car similar to those in the original videos, with the caption, “caught ya,” including an emoji of a police officer.
Police say they received a tip about the original social media videos in April of this year. The videos, reportedly taken by a man, showed him street racing across York Region and other parts of the GTA. According to police, the videos frequently featured a blue 2022 BMW 5XG sedan racing on public highways with the poster boasting about evading police. The vehicle allegedly had no front plates and fake plates attached to its rear, reading “WILL RUN” and “SMURFY.
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