Remarkably, he is on hand for every scary chase. When you're following a chase in a helicopter, you can't hear your helicopter's engine or rotors, and you can't hear any other traffic noise. But you can clearly hear the police sirens and the noises the suspect's car makes. When a car is being chased, it makes the same tire-squeal noise around every curve, no matter how tight the curve is, how fast the car is going, or what kind of car it is. When the suspect approactes an intersection, the guy in the airplane has the uncanny ability to predict the moment of impact with cross traffic.
Motorcycles can never get away from the police.
There's no conscious hidden conspiracy behind these trends. Just simple economic forces. Conformity Macroeconomics 101teaches the concept of economies of scale. A larger operation can produce the same goods for a smaller unit cost. Econommies of scale operate in all industries.