Hey Y'All...watch this!

[moparcurt]

Just seen this video over on Allpar…..thought I should share....

http://www.foxnews.com/auto/2018/08...h-hellcat-speeder-seen-in-facebook-video.html

 

[WileERobby]

Hey.. he wanted to confirm it was a "true hellcat " !

 

[moparcurt]

Hey.. he wanted to confirm it was a "true hellcat " !

So I would guess he missed the point in time when he BOUGHT the Hellcat???? LMAO!!!

 

[zyzzyx]

Boy! I thought I was something back in the early seventies gettin cought by the Illinois State Police
on I-55 doing140 in my 68 GTX! My my, how times have changed but the punishment remains the same.

 

[Budnicks]

so the point is {?}
do it, especially don't document it
unless it's on a private track/road etc.

or do it & don't post it on social media, dumb ***...

seems they can use everything of the -www-
or social media against you today

make me wonder, can they use self incriminating info,
from FBBO too {?}

Big brother is watching in more ways than one...

I wonder how many have been caught by the 'social media police' ?

bragging rights but no car

 

[zyzzyx]

That's the biggest reason I don't do any social media. (Cept here)
One wrong word and PHHHHTTT!
Just a Red "X" every now and then! Ha!

 

[65-440]

Damn !

 

[Ironbuilt]

They charged him with street racing and reckless driving, both criminal offences in NC. He'll be making a payment on a car that he won't have a license to drive.

 

[MOPOWER871]

ERASER HEAD

 

[Kern Dog]

The ultimate man-bun!

 

[kiwigtx]

Don't the Police have to show on the ticket the exact location of where the alleged offense took place?
Or was the location more than obvious by viewing the FB video?

 

[5.7 hemi]

Unless there they can actually prove he was street racing, that’ll be dropped. Reckless driving would also have to be proved, ie., weaving in/out of traffic, driving on the shoulder then back into his lane.

If he has a decent lawyer, he get off with a hell of a fine (no pun intended) and probably a suspended license for X amount of time.

 

[Auggie56]

Unless there they can actually prove he was street racing, that’ll be dropped. Reckless driving would also have to be proved, ie., weaving in/out of traffic, driving on the shoulder then back into his lane.

If he has a decent lawyer, he get off with a hell of a fine (no pun intended) and probably a suspended license for X amount of time.

Exceeding the posted speed limit is considered reckless.

 

[5.7 hemi]

It is not. That’s straight from my buddy who’s a CHP officer.

 

[5.7 hemi]

If that was true, anything over the posted speed limited would be considered reckless driving. And the fines would be a lot more and you could lose your license.

Anything over 100, according to my CHP buddy, is automatic loss of license for 30 days.

 

[Bb70charger500]

Keep it at 99 mph on the high way !

 

[Bb70charger500]

And when you do go fast don't post it up online! Freaking r tard

 

[451Mopar]

Don't take your cell phone either, the cell phone data can be used to track speed and location.

 

[Richard Cranium]

 

[Xp29h]

Usually when a person hits 30 miles an hour over the posted limit, it becomes criminal. Actual arrest vs just a summons. However, hitting speeds well over that, reckless driving or here in Maine, Driving to endanger charges have happened many times, and stuck!

The social media piece and how they got him is a little different to me. Usually you do have to cite a location. Did they get that from the video, a part we didn’t see or hear or cell location records or from vehicle computer, or unconnect(on star type)????? They are watching and anything a person puts on social media anywhere can and most likely be found. Even here!

Oh yeah, I agree, dumbass to post it!