This is why the police helicopter has been seen in Lancing
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Sussex Police said at around 4.15pm, it received a report of dangerous driving in Brighton from the National Police Air Service (NPAS) helicopter, which pursued the motorcyclist on the A27 towards Lancing.
A spokesman said: "NPAS pursued the motorcyclist, who travelled westbound on the A27 towards Lancing, before returning eastbound on the same road.
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Hide Ad"Throughout the pursuit, NPAS maintained sight of the vehicle and provided running commentary to Sussex Police to enable the force to deploy officers on the ground."
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Police said officers 'used a stop stick to bring the motorcycle to a safe stop' close to the junction with Hoe Court.
The spokesman added: "No injuries were sustained and minimal damage was caused to the vehicle.
"A 47-year-old man from Brighton was arrested on suspicion of failing to stop when required by police, dangerous driving and driving without a valid licence. He remains in custody at this stage."
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