HSTikkyTokky pleads guilty to crashing $300K McLaren after year-long manhunt

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TikTok personality HSTikkyTokky admitted to dangerous driving following a 2024 crash involving a $300,000 McLaren. He then spent a year evading authorities before being apprehended.

Harrison Sullivan, 24, who is known online as HSTikkyTokky, admitted to dangerous driving and driving without insurance in court on October 24th.

So, about a year ago, this streamer Sullivan – he also streams on Kick, like me – totally wrecked his $300,000 McLaren. It was a bad crash, and honestly, he just bailed, leaving the car and taking off. Eventually, he ended up moving to Dubai.

Videos circulating online showed the badly damaged sports car, and nearby, UK influencer General G, a friend of HSTikkyTokky, was also on the ground. The McLaren was facing the curb, and smoke was coming from the vehicle.

Hs & general G car crashed today

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HSTikkyTokky held in custody until sentencing

In November, Surrey police issued a warrant for HSTikkyTokky’s arrest after he failed to show up in court. He had traveled to Qatar to participate in a Misfits boxing match that was eventually canceled.

After being sought for a year, the TikToker was arrested on October 10th and is being held in jail without the possibility of paying bail.

Besides reckless driving and driving without insurance, Sullivan also faced a charge for using his phone while driving. However, his lawyer convinced the court to dismiss that charge by proving someone named General G was actually the one recording video at the time.

HSTikkyTokky appeared at Staines Magistrates’ Court and only spoke a couple of times: to verify his details and to thank the judge. As he left the courtroom, he blew a kiss to his mother, according to the BBC.

He will be held in custody until sentencing on November 14.

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2025-10-24 19:21