Two Tampa Bay Speeders Nabbed for Dangerous Speeding
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Two Tampa Bay drivers face dangerous speeding charges after being caught super speeding on I-275 and US-19. Binghams Infiniti clocked at 135 mph, Hatzels Chevy Silverado at 107 mph, both in 55 mph zones. Hatzels broken speedometer excuse didnt hold up. A reminder to drivers: watch your speed for safety on Florida roads.
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Tampa Bay News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Two Tampa Bay Speeders Nabbed for Dangerous Speeding. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 21st. Welcome to Tampa Bay News today, powered by AI. Two Tampa Bay Area guys got pinched over the weekend in Pinellas County for super speeding, which means blasting way over the limit in dangerous fashion. Forda Highway Patrol first napped Donald Larry Bingham around 2.5 am, northbound on Interstate 275 over the Howard Franklin Bridge, clocking his infinity at 135 miles per hour in a 55 zone using car mounted radar. Later that same day on April 18th, clue water police pulled over Daniel Ryan Hotsle on US Highway 19 near State Road 590 radar, confirming 107 miles per hour again in a 55 zone with his Chevy Silverado. Hotsle claimed he had no clue he was flying that fast because his pedometer was broken, but that excuse didn't fly with the cops. Both now face dangerous excessive speeding charges, a reminder that pushing those limits risks lives on busy Florida roads
so drivers better watch their speed.
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