Early in the morning on July 19, a man was driving a Nissan Murano in Naples on Interstate 95. He was reportedly in an area with a marked speed limit of 70 MPH, but the man was allegedly driving much faster than what was legal.
Deputies from the Collier County Sheriff’s Office spotted the vehicle, and they alleged that their radar clocked the vehicle’s speed at 117 MPH.
A Florida Man on a motorcycle was arrested after he was hit by a truck while reportedly flipping the bird to the police that he was allegedly trying to flee from.
Late in the evening on March 3, a group of at least 7 motorcyclists was riding down a local street in Volusia County. They were reportedly driving unsafely and darting between cars.
Deputies with the Volusia County Sheriff’s Department saw the motorcycles doing “wheelies” and began to pursue them. They tried to perform a traffic stop, but the riders reportedly ignored them.
The mother of a toddler was arrested for various charges after she reportedly drove under the influence of alcohol with the child in the car, got into an accident, and fled from the scene.
Early in the morning on June 1, in Unity, Maryland, the driver of an SUV allegedly ran a red light and smashed into another vehicle.
After the two-vehicle accident occurred, the woman who was reportedly driving the SUV unfastened a youngster from a car seat and quickly left the scene.
When a teenage girl accidentally cut off a man, he allegedly responded by punching her.
47-year-old Stephen Irvin Saunders IV lives in Tampa, Florida, and is employed in the field of investment banking.
According to reports, around 10:30 pm on December 14, Saunders was driving his convertible, black and white Porche 911 a few miles away from his residence.
When police pulled over an Arizona school bus driver with high school students on board, they accused the man of driving under the influence.
52-year-old Bryan Diel drives a school bus for the Chandler Unified School District since June 2014.
On the afternoon of August 26, Diel was reportedly driving with nine high school students from Hamilton High School on the bus.
The police allegedly saw a driver while he was in the middle of receiving fellatio and smoking what they believe was crack while stopped at a red light.
Detectives in an unmarked car were driving within two blocks of the police station when they reportedly stopped at a red light and saw the driver of a Chrysler engaging in what they believed were illegal activities.
When they approached the automobile and tried to tell the driver that he would need to pull over, the light turned green and he allegedly sped away.
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