Beverly Hills Police Arrest Three Over Motorcycle Stunts
Three suspects, ages 23, 20 and a juvenile, face misdemeanor charges after wheelie stunts endangered pedestrians at La Cienega and Wilshire.
Updated on Nov. 8, 2026 in Property Crime
The Beverly Hills Police Department arrested three suspects on November 2 for dangerous motorcycle stunts performed at the intersection of La Cienega and Wilshire Boulevard. Police also impounded two vehicles involved in the incident, including a Sur-Ron-style electric dirt bike.
Why it matters
The stunts forced pedestrians to cross diagonally through the intersection and continued into a nearby residential neighborhood, creating safety risks for Beverly Hills residents. The case shows how police are using drone and surveillance footage to identify and locate suspects.
Three suspects, aged 23, 20 and a juvenile, were arrested on November 2 and each faces a misdemeanor charge. Police impounded two vehicles involved in the incident, and the court outcome of the charges has not been reported.
The players
Beverly Hills Police Department
The municipal police agency that operates a real-time watch center using cameras and drones and that made the arrests and impounded the vehicles.
The details
Three motorcyclists popped wheelies at the La Cienega and Wilshire Boulevard intersection on September 25, forcing pedestrians to cross diagonally. Police used drone and surveillance footage, including footage captured at a gas station where one motorcyclist filled up, to locate the suspects, and the Beverly Hills Police Department shared footage of the stunts on its Facebook page.
Timeline
September 25, 2025: Motorcyclists performed wheelie stunts at La Cienega and Wilshire Boulevard around 6:45 p.m.
November 2, 2026: Beverly Hills police arrested three suspects in connection with the stunts.
Legal Context
The case reflects how Beverly Hills police use a real-time watch center with cameras and drones to track suspects after illegal street stunts. Each suspect faces a misdemeanor charge, and the impounded electric dirt bike highlights how police are handling unlicensed off-road vehicles used on public streets.
Residents near La Cienega and Wilshire should expect continued police attention to reckless street stunts in the area. Drivers and pedestrians can help by reporting dangerous motorcycle activity to the Beverly Hills Police Department so officers can respond quickly.
The takeaway
Dangerous street stunts put pedestrians and residents at risk, and police are increasingly relying on drone and camera footage to track down those responsible. Readers who witness similar activity should report it promptly so officers can act.
Further reading
For more on related local incidents, see Property Crime coverage for Beverly Hills.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Canyon News.
