Motorcyclist Performs Stunts Inside Launceston McDonald's

Launceston, Tasmania – Police are currently investigating a series of unusual incidents involving a motorcyclist who reportedly performed stunts inside a local McDonald's restaurant.

The Incidents Unfold

The events transpired on Friday night. Around 10 PM, authorities first received reports of a motorcyclist driving dangerously in the car park of Dan Murphy's on Bathurst Street.

Shortly thereafter, the rider, believed to be the same individual, took their actions indoors. They entered a McDonald's restaurant on Goderick Street in Invermay.

Inside the establishment, the motorcyclist performed various maneuvers, including a 'donut' that left distinct skid marks on the floor.

Following the interior stunts, the rider proceeded to ride around the car park, where they nearly collided with a parked vehicle before ultimately leaving the scene.

A store employee later confirmed the motorcyclist's actions, noting that the tire marks were subsequently removed. Fortunately, no injuries were reported during either incident.

Police Seek Public Assistance

The motorcycle involved is described as green and black, with the rider wearing a blue helmet.

Tasmania Police are now actively seeking assistance from the public. They urge anyone with dashcam footage or other video evidence of the incidents to come forward.

Information can be provided by calling 131444 and quoting ESCAD Incident 000539-23012026. Alternatively, details can be shared anonymously through Crime Stoppers at 1800 333 000 or by visiting crimestopperstas.com.au.