TikTok Star Evaded Police for Over a Year Believing He Was Immune Following McLaren Incident | Carscoops

      HSTikkyTokky, who crashed a McLaren, left his injured friend behind, and escaped the UK, has finally been apprehended.

      **18 hours ago**

      **by Brad Anderson**

      Harrison Sullivan is reported to have fled the UK and was residing in the Middle East.

      The streamer has claimed previously to earn up to $25 million annually through his online activities.

      Sullivan taunted police numerous times while they searched for him over the span of 18 months.

      A TikTok influencer who has evaded law enforcement for the past year has finally been captured. More than 18 months after allegedly wrecking his purple McLaren 720S in the UK, British streamer Harrison Sullivan, better known as HSTikkyTokky, has been arrested upon his return to the country.

      The 24-year-old was supposed to appear in Guildford Magistrates' Court in November of last year to address various driving-related charges from the March incident.

      Despite the seriousness of the crash, which left his friend and fellow influencer General G injured in the passenger seat, Sullivan reportedly fled the scene on foot.

      **The Vanishing Act**

      Authorities have been pursuing Sullivan since he missed his court appearance. Over the past year, he is believed to have spent significant time traveling and residing in the Middle East. At one point, he was even anticipated to participate in an influencer boxing match in Qatar.

      During his time abroad, Sullivan frequently took to social media to mock the ongoing investigation, sharing videos that appeared to show him in Essex, despite being thought to be thousands of miles away.

      However, as is often the case, Sullivan learned that evading the law cannot last indefinitely, and last Friday, he was arrested after returning to the UK, according to the BBC.

      HSTikkyTokky seems to have crashed his McLaren 720S and allegedly fled the scene. A video online shows his injured friend, content creator General G, lying outside the car following the crash. It is also believed that a third party sustained injuries. pic.twitter.com/6f0AknQ93m— Dexerto (@Dexerto) March 24, 2024

      **The Crash**

      Images shared online after the March 2024 crash revealed that the entire front of the McLaren was destroyed after colliding with an Audi. General G, Sullivan’s passenger, was filmed in pain next to the wreckage, but Sullivan was not visible.

      He now faces several charges, including driving without third-party insurance, using a mobile phone while driving, failing to stop at the scene of an accident, and dangerous driving.

      Despite his legal issues, Sullivan has claimed to earn over $25 million a year through his online activities. Nonetheless, considering the gravity of the charges, he may finally have encountered a bill large enough to impact those earnings.

      Given the seriousness of the accusations, he has no choice but to confront them. Besides, he should be able to cover the costs regardless.

      **Sources:** BBC