A 25-year-old Carina man has been charged with multiple traffic offences after an alleged high-speed motorcycle incident on major roads in Virginia.
Police allege the rider was observed on 21 February speeding, travelling through red lights and operating the motorcycle dangerously. The motorbike was allegedly recorded travelling at more than 120km/h.
Alleged Evasion On Sandgate Road
Police attempted to intercept the motorcycle after the alleged riding behaviour was observed.
The rider stopped on the side of Sandgate Road, but police allege he then left the location, evaded officers and accelerated to speeds above 150km/h.
Further investigations were carried out by officers from the Road Policing Task Force.
Motorcycle Seized At Seven Hills Property
Officers executed a search warrant at a Seven Hills address on 9 March.
The motorcycle was located at the property and seized as part of the investigation.
The 25-year-old Carina man was charged with one count each of dangerous operation of a vehicle, failing to have proper control of a vehicle, stopping on a red traffic light over the stop line, failing to ensure each number plate was properly attached to the vehicle, failing to remain at a place, disobeying the speed limit and driving a defective light vehicle on a road.
Brisbane Court Matter Adjourned
The case was heard in Brisbane Magistrates Court on 28 April and adjourned until 27 May.
The charges remain before the court.
Police have again urged road users to slow down, stay alert and drive carefully, warning that speeding, distraction, fatigue, impaired driving and failing to wear a seatbelt can put lives at risk.
As part of Operation Interpose, police are continuing high-visibility patrols and enforcement aimed at deterring dangerous driving behaviour.
The Virginia matter remains before the court, with the next listed date set for 27 May.
Published 8-May-2026
