Jason Brown Arrested: Ninth Biker Arrested in Manhattan Biker Attack Case

The Range Rover involved in the biker attack is being moved from the police precinct for further police investigation Saturday, Oct. 5, 2013 in New York. Last weekend, dozens of bikers stopped the Range Rover SUV on a highway, attacked the vehicle, then chased the driver and pulled him from the car after he plowed over a motorcyclist while trying to escape, police said. AP Photo/David Karp

NEW YORK--Jason Brown was arrested on Monday, police said Tuesday, making him the ninth biker to be arrested in what is known as the Manhattan biker attack.

The string of arrests began after SUV driver Alexian Lien was attacked by a group of bikers after exiting the West Side Highway on Sept. 29.

Lien ran over several bikers after he was surrounded by dozens of bikers. Some of the bikers allege that Lien started the confrontation. Video of the situation starts only after Lien was surrounded.

Brown, 40, was charged with gang assault and felony assault charges, reported the New York Daily News. 

Brown, a resident of the Bushwick neighborhood of the Brooklyn borough, has 18 prior arrests.