Gertie was riding her motorcycle at almost full speed. She just loved that feeling, when the wind was blowing her mohawk. She ignored the speed and now just enjoyed the ride.
Suddenly she noticed a sparkling of an emergency lights in her rear view mirrors. She turned her head a bit and barely heard a police siren. Gertie looked again at the mirrors and saw a police car, which was obviously pursuing her. The biker stepped on the gas, but the police car kept up. Slowly but surely the police car caught up with her, making the biker slow down and then stop.
A tall African American woman appeared from the police car and gave Gertie a gesture to dismount from her motorbike. The blonde obeyed. The policewoman, officer Madison Bell, gave her a very strict look.
"Miss, have you ever heard of a speed limits?" officer Bell shook her head. "Or are you one of those two-wheeled rascals who thinks all restrictions are only for cars and pedestrians? And don't you dare to tell me, that you just didn't notice me. You accelerated right when I commanded you to stop!"
"I'm sorry, officer, but I really didn't notice you..." Gertie shrugged.
"Oh, really?" officer Bell crossed her arms. "Are you deaf and blind? If so, I need to revoke your driving license. And I need to see it here and now anyway! Give it to me!"
"Officer, please! No need for such a radical methods!" Gertie protested, now much less confident. "I am sorry for breaking rules..."
Before she said anything more, officer Bell interrupted her. "Radical methods, you're saying? That's a good idea, rascal!"
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