KDVR – a driver exceeding 100 miles per hour in Douglas Province was arrested after they said they were late and try to return to work after lunch.
The Douglas Sharif County Office said in a post on X that the deputy had pulled over a A driver goes 102 miles per hour In the 65 miles area. According to what the driver said, they were rushing because they were late for the return of lunch.
“102 miles per hour … because you are late at work?!” Sherif’s office said at X.
Sharif’s office said that the driver will really delay work after they said the following:
“Just take my license and give me a ticket so I can work.”
According to the Colorado Law, the leadership of 25 miles per hour or more at the postponed limit is a Misdemeanor crime of category 2. The driver is subject to a sentence of at least 10 days in prison or a fine of $ 150, or both, and the maximum sentence of 90 days in prison or a fine of $ 300, or both, along with other fines.
Sharif’s office said: “The speed does not deserve all this effort – there is no more important job than your safety or the safety of others on the road.”