Man Caught on Camera Ramming Arlington Officer’s Bike

Arlington police arrested a man Saturday who fled a traffic stop and rammed an officer's bike Thursday, the city's police chief wrote in a tweet.

Police, with help from the U.S. Marshal's North Texas Fugitive Task Force and the Arlington Police Department's SWAT team, arrested 27-year-old Lonnie Johnson Saturday, according to Arlington police chief Will Johnson.

On Thursday, a suspect fled from a traffic stop & ran over our motorcycle. Today w/the help of the U.S. Marshal’s North Texas Fugitive Task Force along with @ArlingtonPD SWAT, we took the suspect into custody. Great job by our team and federal partners! This guy was dangerous. pic.twitter.com/dnlWWKidb5
— Will Johnson (@ArlingtonChief) August 11, 2018

Lonnie Johnson will face charges of aggravated assault against a public servant, evading arrest and failure to produce an ID.

Footage from the incident was captured on officer's body camera, which Arlington police released on social media.

VIDEO ATTACHED-Outstanding job by US Marshals North TX Fugitive Task Force and APD SWAT today! 27-year old Lonnie Johnson arrested after ramming a motor officer’s bike and fleeing from traffic stop. Arrested for Aggravated Assault on Public Servant, Evading Arrest & Fail to ID. pic.twitter.com/4DRkQq7rTC
— Arlington Police, TX (@ArlingtonPD) August 11, 2018