Q: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
LA MESA, Calif. – Highway patrol officers don’t make stops like this every day – the Easter Bunny riding a shiny red motorcycle near La Mesa was pulled over. 
  
 California Highway Patrol officer Adam Griffiths pulled over a motorcyclist with a sidecar who was dressed as a giant rabbit on westbound Interstate 8 at Jackson Drive Saturday. 
  
 The man was on his way to a charity event, but was not wearing a helmet, CHP East County PIO Brian Pennings said. 
  
 “If you ride a motorcycle, you have to be aware of your total surroundings,” explained Pennings. 
  
 Pennings’ partner in his squad car pulled up and snapped a picture of the giant rabbit, after he hopped off his vehicle and got a lecture from Griffiths. The photo was widely distributed in the media, and has been getting worldwide play in the blogosphere. 
  
 “Griffiths told him it was a serious situation and that it wasn’t a joke,” Pennings said. “He explained to him the safety ramifications of not having a helmet. 
  
 The CHP officer told the giant bunny “his outfit was a visual impairment, he was not able to be aware of his surroundings, and therefore he threatened his own safety, and that of others.” 
  
 Pennings said safe motorcyclists constantly need to turn their heads to observe traffic to their side or behind them. 
  
 The rabbit wasn’t issued a citation by Griffths. He just got a warning. 
  
 Then he hopped away, with his head in the sidecar. 
  
 He didn’t want to be late to a very important date. ||||| LA MESA, Calif. -- And there he was: the Easter Bunny riding a shiny red motorcycle westbound on Interstate 8 along this San Diego suburb. 
  
 California Highway Patrol Officer Adam Griffiths spotted the bunny on Saturday. White furry suit: good. Pink ears: good. Floppy white feet: good. White gloves: good. No helmet: not good. 
  
 Griffiths flicked on his red light and ordered the motorcyle rider to pull over. 
  
 The bunny had an explanation: I'm on my way to an Easter charitable event and this is my costume, he said. 
  
 Griffiths nodded. Charitable event? OK. A warning this time, no ticket. But next time, wear a helmet and make sure your vision is not obstructed by your costume. Obstructed vision is dangerous on a freeway. 
  
 "If you ride a motorcycle, you have to be aware of your total surroundings," explained CHP spokesman Brian Pennings. 
  
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 tony.perry@latimes.com |||||
A:
He must have been in a rush to hide some eggs. The Easter Bunny was pulled over on Saturday for riding his red motorcycle without a helmet near San Diego, the Los Angeles Times reports. The bunny told a California Highway Patrol officer that he was en route to a charity event, in costume. Given the charity connection, the officer let the rabbit go with just a warning, reminding him that his costume could also make it hard to see. He rode off with his head in the sidecar, notes Fox5 San Diego.