Los Angeles motorcyclist topping 130 mph dies after horrific crash caught on video

A motorcyclist going upward of 130 mph down a street in Los Angeles Thursday afternoon died after crashing into another vehicle.

The Los Angeles Police Department told Fox News that the driver’s license plate came back as stolen. A department official said officers were tracking the motorcycle and were not in pursuit at the time of the crash.

The horrific crash was caught on video by FOX 11. The driver can be seen whizzing down a street in the Los Angeles neighborhood of West Hills just after 1 p.m.

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The driver speeds past other cars and, at one point, appears to be standing up while driving.

As the driver approaches the intersection of Roscoe Boulevard and Fallbrook Avenue, the motorcycle slams into another vehicle and can be seen flying through the air.

FOX 11 reported that the driver died, but this was not independently confirmed by LAPD. The LA Fire Department said the driver was “determined dead on scene.” The driver’s identity has not been released.

LAPD’s Devonshire Division and the Los Angeles Fire Department responded to the scene. LAPD told Fox News that two other people were injured, but the extent of those injuries was not clear.