Controversial TikTok personality HSTikkyTokky found himself at the centre of a significant police operation following a Sunday League football match in Essex. The 24-year-old influencer, whose real name is Harrison Sullivan, documented his entire interaction with officers after they stopped his vehicle following reports of a knife-related incident.
Dramatic Police Confrontation Captured on Video
Five police cars surrounded Sullivan's black SUV in what he described as being "TPAC-ed" - referring to the police term Tactical Pursuit and Containment. In videos posted to his social media accounts, Sullivan appeared remarkably relaxed during the encounter, laughing and joking with officers as they conducted their search.
The situation unfolded after Sullivan's security guard became involved in a confrontation as players left the pitch following a match between Witham Athletic and Braintree Leopards First in the Braintree and North Essex Sunday League. Sullivan, playing centre midfield, had been making his debut for Witham Athletic, who won the match 2-0.
Search Reveals No Weapons
Police informed Sullivan that they had been called due to reports of a knife being produced during the altercation. The influencer could be heard insisting: "A knife? No one's got a knife on them. No one's got a knife sir," while explaining he had been livestreaming from the match.
Following extensive searches involving multiple officers and a police dog unit, no weapons were found. Sullivan and his companions were subsequently allowed to continue on their way. The entire interaction concluded amicably, with Sullivan shaking hands with officers and thanking them for their time.
Contrast With Previous Legal Troubles
This polite exchange with law enforcement marks a significant departure from Sullivan's recent history with police. Earlier this year, he spent nearly a year on the run after crashing his £230,000 purple McLaren supercar in Virginia Water, Surrey.
In that case, Sullivan pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and driving without insurance after being captured driving at more than 71mph on a 40mph limit single-carriageway. He failed to attend court in November and posted social media videos from various countries including Qatar, Dubai, Thailand and Spain before being arrested in October.
At Staines Magistrates' Court, Sullivan received a 12-month suspended prison sentence, a two-year driving ban, 300 hours of unpaid work, a three-month curfew with electronic monitoring, and was ordered to complete an extended driving test and 30 days of rehabilitation.
The court heard that the prosecution had applied for £18,049.47 to be paid to Surrey Police for the chartered flight that returned Sullivan to the UK from Spain, where he had been arrested on unrelated matters.
