All articles tagged with #traffic violation
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.
Czech police have arrested a 51-year-old man suspected of driving a distinctive racing car, resembling a Formula 1 vehicle, on the motorway since 2019. The vehicle, actually a Dallara GP2/08, was spotted multiple times, and the driver was finally apprehended after a recent sighting. The owner faces fines and potential license suspension for traffic violations, but the case remains notable for the vehicle's mysterious appearances and the police's extensive response.
Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders was ticketed for driving 101 mph in a Cleveland suburb, facing a $250 fine, shortly after being drafted in the 2025 NFL Draft and competing for a starting position.
Corey Harris, who went viral for attending a virtual court hearing about his suspended license while driving, never had a driver's license in any state, according to Judge Cedric Simpson. Harris' driving privileges were suspended in 2021 for unpaid child support, and although eligible for reinstatement under new laws, he failed to complete the necessary steps. Despite paying the reinstatement fee recently, Harris still faces charges for driving without a license, as he never held one.
Latin singer Sessi, Cecilia Selina Mercado, was arrested in Florida for allegedly driving with fake diplomatic plates on her Audi Q5. She claimed immunity and refused to comply with officers, leading to her arrest and release on a $2,500 bond. Her boyfriend, Andres Lopez-Escobar, was also arrested for driving with fake diplomatic plates and resisting an officer without violence. Police found multiple guns in their car. Mercado maintains that the plates are legitimate and has posted on Instagram defending herself.
Jason Brzuszkiewicz, 49, drove his vehicle around a closed beach access gate in New Smyrna Beach, Florida, and into the ocean, ignoring warnings and failing to pay the toll fee. When confronted by deputies, he stated that he wanted to drive on the beach. Brzuszkiewicz was arrested and faces charges for failing to pay the access fee, with a bond set at $200, and his vehicle was towed. It was later revealed that his last known address was in Bridgeport, New York, not Florida.
An 8-year-old girl in Henry County, Georgia, tragically died after being hit by a car while attempting to board her school bus. The driver, 25-year-old Kaylee Andre, was arrested and charged with multiple offenses. The incident has left the community in shock and sadness, with parents expressing their sympathy for the girl's family.
Former NBA player Rajon Rondo was arrested in Indiana after being stopped for a traffic violation, during which a trooper smelled marijuana in his car and found a gun and drug paraphernalia. Rondo was cited for unlawful possession of a firearm and other charges, but they are misdemeanors, so it's unlikely he will serve time. This isn't Rondo's first firearm-related incident, as he was previously charged with brandishing a gun in 2022.
Devonta Gabrial Frasier, 28, was arrested by Berkeley County deputies after a police chase ended in a crash on I-26. He faces charges including possession with intent to distribute marijuana and failure to stop for blue lights and sirens, as well as multiple outstanding warrants. The chase began when a deputy observed Frasier's vehicle driving erratically, and it ended with Frasier jumping out of the moving vehicle before being apprehended by North Charleston Police. Approximately 39.5 grams of marijuana were found in his possession.
Rapper Kodak Black was arrested for cocaine possession and probation violation after police found him asleep in a black Bentley SUV blocking a roadway in Plantation, FL. The officer noticed a strong odor of cannabis and a Styrofoam cup that smelled of alcohol, prompting him to ask Kodak to exit the vehicle. As Kodak turned his back, white powder fell from his mouth and onto the ground, later testing positive for cocaine. He was also charged with tampering with evidence and obstructing the road.
One person died in a crash on Highway 78 in Charleston County, South Carolina, following a pursuit by Charleston County deputies. The motorcyclist, who was attempting to evade the deputies, ran through a stop light and collided head-on with a Buick Enclave. The motorcyclist died at the scene, while the driver of the Buick was unharmed. The investigation is ongoing.
The driver of the "Booty Patrol" truck, who has been impersonating law enforcement in Florida and causing chaos on the streets, has been apprehended and issued a ticket for using police lights. The truck, equipped with red and blue lights and labeled "BOOTY PATROL," has been reported in multiple counties across Florida. Authorities are urging residents with information or who have been pulled over by the vehicle to contact the DeSoto County Sheriff's Office.
Britney Spears has been pulled over by the cops for a second time in a month, this time for crossing over double lines while driving in Southern California. She received a $327 fine, due by November 21. This comes after being previously pulled over for driving without a license or proof of insurance in September. Spears has a history of traffic violations, including speeding and driving at an unsafe speed. The news of her second violation comes just before the release of her memoir, which includes revelations about her personal life and struggles.
Britney Spears was pulled over by California Highway Patrol for making an improper turn and crossing double lines, resulting in a $327 fine. This comes after her previous citation for speeding and driving without a valid license and proof of insurance, which she has already paid off.
Britney Spears was fined $1,140 for driving without a valid license and failing to provide proof of insurance during a traffic stop in September. Her attorney claims she had a license and insurance but did not have them with her at the time.