When his motorcycle ran out of gas as he tried to flee from traffic stops, he was arrested, but now he's in more trouble.
According to the sheriff's office, he was accused of grinding down identification numbers on a motorcycle.
According to a press release from the sheriff's office, Robert Patrick Wilson was charged with two felony counts of possession of a vehicle with altered identification numbers.
According to a charging affidavit and press release, Wilson was riding between 70 mph and 120 mph as he fled from traffic stops. When his motorcycle ran out of gas, he was arrested.
Wilson's bond was originally $18,000 but was increased to $28,000 due to additional charges.
The engine and transmission's vehicle identification numbers were grinded off when the motorcycle was being processed for forfeiture.
A member of the outlaws motorcycle club is out of gas.
A man was found guilty of shooting a member of the outlaws motorcycle club.
The murder of a biker is still unresolved.
The grinded-off number was revealed by using a chemical solution.
According to the release, Wilson took the engine from the 2016 Harley- Davidson he still owed money on and put it on the 2009 Harley- Davidson he was riding when he was arrested.
The other man who co-owned both motorcycles died last year.
The Department of Justice describes motorcycle gangs as organizations with members who engage in violent crime and weapons.
A pre- trial hearing is scheduled for January 24th.
The article was originally published on The Daytona Beach News-Journal.
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