Internet personality HSTIKKYTOKKY, whose real name is Harrison Sullivan, is continuing his virality streak following his arrest on Friday, 10 October. The social media figure known for his audacious character and gym-related content is yet again making headlines, this time for a year long police hunt that has been brought to an end. Sullivan made headlines last November after crashing his £230,000 McLaren before allegedly fleeing the scene, resulting in reckless driving charges. After failing to appear in court, Surrey Police issued a warrant for his arrest however, shortly after it was confirmed that the influencer was on the run.  Despite widespread media coverage, HS managed to evade capture for nearly a year before being taken into custody last week.

The incident that initiated the manhunt took place back in March 2024, when HS crashed his purple supercar into an Audi while driving down the countryside roads near Virginia Water in Surrey. The accident, described by onlookers as a ‘horror crash’, completely damaged the car with images of the collision showing the vehicle’s hood torn off and oil from the engine trailing the road of the disaster. 

To make matters worse for himself, HSTikkyTokky allegedly decided to flee the scene of the crash leaving behind not only the other driver, but his friend and fellow influencer ‘General G’ (real name George Elliot) who was captured by a passerby laying on the ground next to the wrecked vehicle visibly injured. Authorities were called to the scene, with the victims being treated at the scene for minor injuries. 

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His arrest reignites conversations surrounding influencer culture, and whether or not the lines between social media and reality are blurred. The fitness creator has garnered millions of likes with his controversial ‘motivational’ posts and videos flaunting his wealth, partying and living in Dubai with other high profile social media personalities.

The fitness influencer appeared in court on Saturday, 11 October where he was remanded into police custody.  He is set to reappear at Staines Magistrates Court on Tuesday, October 14th where proceedings will continue.