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Two University of Georgia football players, Darren Ikinnagbon and Christopher Cole, were arrested after allegedly driving over 100 mph on the Athens Perimeter near Olympic Drive. Ikinnagbon faced an additional charge for following another vehicle too closely. They were booked into the county jail and released on minimal cash bail; incident report details were not yet available.
U.S. Olympic sprinter Christian Coleman was arrested in Florida after confronting police at Sha’Carri Richardson’s speeding traffic stop, and he’s charged with resisting an officer and possession of drug paraphernalia after a glass pipe was found in his car. Richardson was cited for dangerous excessive speeding (over 100 mph). Fellow sprinter Twanisha Terry was cited for stopping on a limited highway. Coleman posted a $1,000 bond with an arraignment set for Feb. 26; Richardson’s bond was $500 with an arraignment Feb. 25.
Olympic track stars Sha'Carri Richardson and Christian Coleman were arrested after a Florida traffic stop in which Richardson allegedly drove 104 mph on SR 429 near Orlando; Florida's 'Super Speeder' law can jail offenders. Richardson reportedly cited an underinflated tire, while deputies described dangerous driving including tailgating. Coleman faced a separate charge of resisting arrest after refusing to identify himself, and police later reportedly found a glass smoking device in his center console. Twanisha Terry was cited for stopping on a limited-access highway, and both athletes posted bond.
Dallas-born Olympic sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson was arrested in Orlando after allegedly driving 104 mph on SR 429 with tailgating and lane violations, charged with dangerous excessive speeding. The piece also notes a prior August arrest at Seattle-Tacoma Airport for a domestic-violence incident and mentions Dallas honors she has received, including a track named after her and a Dallas Day bearing her name.
Olympic gold medalist Sha'Carri Richardson was arrested in Orange County, Florida, and booked on a charge of dangerous excessive speeding for allegedly driving at 100 mph or more, with a $500 bond set. The report notes her Olympic medals and prior legal issues, and references Florida's super speeder law, which carries penalties for speeding at least 100 mph over the limit.
California has launched a pilot program targeting drivers exceeding 100 mph, which could lead to license suspensions or revocations, in an effort to reduce traffic fatalities and reckless driving on dangerous highways, especially in Southern California where speeding-related deaths have increased significantly.
California is launching a pilot program called FAST to automatically review and potentially suspend licenses of drivers caught exceeding 100 mph, aiming to reduce traffic fatalities and improve road safety.
A couple was caught engaging in sexual activity while driving at 90mph on Germany's autobahn, nearly causing a major pile-up; they were apprehended outside Münster, with the man facing charges for dangerous driving.
Two motorcyclists were killed at the same intersection in Colorado Springs within four days, both involving speeding, highlighting ongoing traffic safety concerns in the city.
A Porsche driver was caught doing 199mph on a German autobahn section with a 75mph limit, facing fines and license suspension, highlighting ongoing issues with speeding and racing on German roads despite safety concerns and cultural debates about the autobahn's freedom.
Emma Watson lost her driving privileges for six months in Britain after accumulating over a dozen points on her driving record due to speeding violations, and was fined more than $1,400. The article also mentions similar penalties for actress Zoe Wanamaker for speeding, and provides updates on the 'Harry Potter' series reboot and related cast changes.
Emma Watson received a six-month driving ban and a fine after being caught speeding in Oxford, England, with similar penalties imposed on her former co-star Zoë Wanamaker for separate speeding offenses, both having had nine penalty points prior to these incidents.
Emma Watson was banned from driving for six months and fined approximately $1,400 after being caught speeding in the UK, with prior points on her license. Another Harry Potter actress, Zoe Wanamaker, also received a six-month ban for speeding. Both cases were handled separately by magistrates courts, and neither attended their hearings.
Emma Watson was banned from driving for six months and fined after being caught speeding in Oxford, England, with her license already having nine penalty points. Her former co-star Zoë Wanamaker received a similar sentence for a separate speeding offense. Both actresses had their licenses endorsed with additional points, triggering the automatic ban under UK law.
Emma Watson received a six-month driving ban and a fine for speeding in Oxford, marking her fourth driving offense in two years, with similar penalties also handed to fellow Harry Potter star Zoë Wanamaker for a separate speeding violation.