On Wednesday, a scene witnessed by passersby at Avenida Hermenegildo José de Oliveira in Guarda dos Ferreiros, São Gotardo, caught considerable attention on social media. After a police chase, a military police officer had to borrow a motorcycle from a local resident to transport a 16-year-old male, who was handcuffed, to the police vehicle. Social media footage shows the officer riding the borrowed motorcycle while leading the handcuffed teenager alongside him, which sparked public interest and concern. The situation escalated around 8 PM when police officers noticed a motorcycle being driven recklessly by two young individuals. The passenger was not wearing a helmet and the driver was speeding dangerously, weaving in and out of traffic, and putting pedestrians at risk. When police attempted to stop them, the driver attempted to flee, leading to a chase that ultimately required the use of a borrowed motorcycle to apprehend the suspects. The military police have stated that they are investigating the actions of the officer involved in the incident, highlighting the urgency of accountability in police behavior in Brazil. The unusual method of transporting a suspect also raises broader questions about police protocols and the measures taken during arrests, especially in situations that could potentially threaten public safety and the integrity of law enforcement practices.