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Keith B wrote: Luckily he wasn't on the bike.

Actually they tell me they drop the bikes ALL THE TIME (emphasis theirs). When they try that quick whip around turn to knock down a car and its wet the bike usually doesn't cooperate. Or when they riding in formation they will reach over and flip the kill switch on the bike next to them...

Keith where do you work?

Here's a story from the other side of the contact.

One of our motors officers was telling me about a stop he was on where the kickstand broke on his bike and his bike (BMW) went down with a crash as he was approaching the vehicle. He went on with his stop, got the license and ins and said "if you'll excuse me I'm going to go pick my bike up now." The driver ended up hopping out and helping him and needless to say got off with a verbal warning.

I keep replaying this in my head and find it hilarious.