Florida Man Runs From Cops, Gets DUI…On His Bicycle

I believe the statute of limitations has expired by now, so I’ll admit it right here and right now. When I was a kid, I ran from the cops on my dirt bike. My brother and I were crusiing on a back road in Kentucky. He was 15-years-old and I was 12. He was on a Suzuki TS185 and I was on my Suzuki TM125. As we rowed through the gears and felt the clean spring air on our faces, we didn’t notice that a deputy in a big blue LTD had crept up on us.
You know that sound when a siren is kicked on for just a second or so? It’s a quick yelp, followed by a descending, slow trailing off of sound. As soon as the officer did that, you can bet we saw him then. My brother, always the one to do the right thing, immediately pulled his bike over and put the kickstand down. That was just enough time for me to drop a couple of gears and ride a wheelie into the distance. That’s when the deputy ordered my brother to leave his bike and hop in the cruiser. My brother “had a little trouble getting off of his bike”, which allowed me a few more seconds of getaway time. That’s the last time I saw that car behind me.
Our driveway was like many in Kentucky, twisting and made of gravel. I slid the bike sideways, busted through some gears toward the house and laid it down next to the garage door. I grabbed the door handle, pulled upward and threw my bike inside. I ran upstairs, throwing off my motocross gear along the way. I wound up in the bathroom, naked and panting. After about 30 seconds, there was a light knock on the locked door. “Sean, he’s waiting in the driveway”. Dammit. My point is, I Know the feeling of being a misunderstood rebel on the run.
Take the case of 28-year-old Clayton Guy Peavey. Police say the man was observed riding his bicycle along U.S. 1 on Wednesday morning at 9 a.m. Deputies say Peavey ignored their commands to get off of the busy road and pedaled faster when they activated their lights and sirens. Once he ran out of steam, the man stopped. He was arrested and charged with DUI and eluding. Peavey remains in the Monroe County Jail on a $7,500 bond. Source: TampaFP.com

Hits That Climbed The Charts More Than Once

14 Songs That Got a Second Life in Modern Movies & TV Shows

• 'My Sharona' - 'Reality Bites' (1994)

  Oh, you’ve never whimsically danced in the food mart of a gas station? Then you never really have lived!

• 'Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)' - 'Stranger Things' (2022)

  Season four of Stranger Things was very good to Kate Bush. After the Netflix series used her 1985 song in the show, it became a sensation in the summer of 2022. The track eventually peaked at number three on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in July. Additionally, CBS News reported Bush earned a whopping $2.3 million in streaming royalties between May 27 and June 23.

• 'Master of Puppets' - 'Stranger Things' (2022)

  Season four of Stranger Things was also very good to Metallica. Their classic track “Master of Puppets” was featured in the season finale of the Netflix show and helped introduce the band to a whole new slate of fans. Thanks to its use in the show, “Master of Puppets entered the Billboard Hot 100 chart for the first time since its initial release in 1986. The track would peak at number 35.

• 'Misirlou' - 'Pulp Fiction' (1994)

  Can you imagine the opening credits of Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction without this Dick Dale classic? Neither can I.

• 'Stuck in the Middle With You' - 'Reservoir Dogs' (1992)

  Tarantino’s inclusion of this Stealers Wheel hit in Reservoir Dogs helped introduce the one-hit wonder to a whole new audience during one incredibly grizzly scene.

• 'Come and Get Your Love' - 'Guardians of the Galaxy' (2014)

  Nearly any song from the Guardians of the Galaxy soundtrack could’ve made this list, but it’s difficult not to highlight this Redbone tune that plays during the opening credits. The soundtrack would go on to top the Billboard 200 chart and sell over one million copies.

• 'I Got You Babe' - 'Groundhog Day' (1993)

  To this day, it’s hard setting an alarm clock at 6:00 AM without thinking about Sonny & Cher.

• 'You've Lost that Lovin' Feeling' - 'Top Gun' (1986)

  Cheesy? Yes. A memorable way to pick up a woman at a bar? Yes, even though Maverick initially “crashed and burned” while singing this Righteous Brothers classic with the help of his fellow naval aviators.

• 'Unchained Melody' - 'Ghost' (1990)

  Four years later, The Righteous Brothers were providing the soundtrack to another memorable movie moment. This time it was the infamous pottery wheel scene from Ghost. The song and scene were so popular, “Unchained Melody” reentered the Billboard Hot 100 and would peak at number 13.

• 'Danke Schoen'/'Twist & Shout' - 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off' (1986)

  In perhaps the greatest lip sync performance outside of RuPaul’s Drag Race, Matthew Broderick’s Ferris Bueller transforms Chicago’s Von Steuben Day Parade into the party of the year with some help from Wayne Newton and The Beatles.

• 'Tequila' - 'Pee-Wee's Big Adventure' (1985)

  Not only did this instrumental from The Champs soundtrack this hilarious moment, it gave the world that dance we’ve all done…perhaps while drinking tequila. 

• 'Lust for Life' - 'Trainspotting' (1996)

  “Who needs reasons when you’ve got heroin?” Trainspotting doesn’t waste any time cutting to the chase all set to this Iggy Pop classic.

• 'Bohemian Rhapsody' - 'Wayne's World' (1992)

  Surely, this list wouldn’t be complete without “Bohemian Rhapsody.” Thanks to its use in Wayne’s World, “Bohemian Rhapsody” re-entered the Billboard Hot 100 and peaked at number two, seven spots higher than when it was originally released.