Ultimately, the only reason that Harper didn't lose the Lone Star tail she had was because she was leading them on. Worse, each of the three cars had to know that. And that was why they didn't fire a shot. Too much focus on on falling for the trap they had to be chasing into. Even when more vehicles joined in, and they should be ramming or closing, the shields hung back.<br/><br/>Then it all comes together like a well edited light show; the rigger on her bike zooms past the evidence of a murder/cover-up, the shields stop because only two of them can manage to maneuver around the wreckage, and only one of them actually does. And that one motorcycle cop has more important things to worry about, like not crashing while trying to follow Harper.<br/><br/>In fact, compared to what she'd just done, avoiding the aerial drones is as easy as falling off a bike. One of the good side effects, Harper finds out, is that she was moving wildly and well enough on her bike that she ended up not plastering her face all over the news. By the time the news had a shot that would have shown her face, the poor fool in charge of applying the censor blocks had just enlarged it to the point that Harper was blurred out.<br/><br/>Although there would be uncensored vids and pics floating around the net, most of them were too blurry or at the wrong angle to directly ID Harper. And back at the Close Quarters, the crowd is wild. The news report is being recorded, the non-report stuff is being found and downloaded, and everyone is in great spirits because ain't nobody looking at them after the show Harper provided.