Motorcyclist In Viral Carnival Stunt Video Arrested In Kingston
The motorcyclist who was featured in a viral social media video performing motorcycle stunts and eluding the police during the National Carnival on Sunday, April 12, has been arrested.
‘One Almighty’, who has been identified as 24 year-old Dante Patmore, of Barbican Road, Kingston 6 was arrested by members of the Public Safety and Traffic Enforcement Branch on Tuesday, April 14, 2026.
He is to be charged with
– Causing Motor Vehicle to be Driven on One Wheel
– Dangerous Driving
– No Helmet
– Disobey Constables Command.
During processing, it was also discovered that Patmore was wanted on a previously issued warrant, for Careless Driving, No Helmet, and Unlicensed Motor Vehicle.
On Sunday, April 12, police officers on duty at the National Carnival 2026 responded to reports of a group of men seen at the intersection of Lady Musgrave Road and Hope Road performing stunts on motorcycles. The police team attempted to accost the men, but they were blocked by the crowd and the men escaped. Following that incident, the video surfaced online and Patmore was identified as the main suspect.
As arrangements are being made for him to appear in court, head of the Public Safety and Traffic Enforcement Branch, Senior Superintendent Lloyd Darby, is reminding motorcyclists that they too; are bound by the rules of the Road Traffic Act and the Road Traffic Regulations. Since the start of the year the JCF has ramped up enforcement activities nationally, and over 1000 motorcycles have been seized, and just under 900 tickets for Not Wearing Helmets issued.
Senior Superintendent Darby is reminding all road users that safety must be paramount on the nation’s streets.
“We are on the road to keep you safe. Play your part and observe the rules of the road,” said Senior Superintendent Darby.
