North Las Vegas Man Arrested For Driving 106 MPH In A 35
MAN PULLED OVER TWICE FOR RIDICULOUS SPEEDING A driver in North Las Vegas seemed to be hell-bent on breaking a top score last week, when he was busted twice within…
CREWE, UNITED KINGDOM – APRIL 01: Volunteers from the Community Speed Watch track and record the speed of drivers through the village of Church Minshull on April 1, 2008, in Crewe, England. The volunteers operate under the direction of the local police authority and is designed to help the police by making drivers aware of their speed. Community Speed watch does not enforce the law, but those identified as exceeding the limit receive an advisory letter from the Police. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)
Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty ImagesMAN PULLED OVER TWICE FOR RIDICULOUS SPEEDING
A driver in North Las Vegas seemed to be hell-bent on breaking a top score last week, when he was busted twice within minutes for speeding down roads. Northtown police tweeted a picture of their radar gun showing that they pulled over a 36-year-old in his Camaro for driving 73 in a 35 at Lake Mead and McDaniel. One would think nearly 40 miles per hour over the speed limit should earn you a trip in a squad car, but he only got a citation for reckless driving. Only 2 minutes later, they pulled him over again, this time going 106 miles per hour in a 35. This time, he earned the trip.
TATS FOR KIDS?
Seven Tattoo Studio on Polaris near Russell has quite the offer. If you donate $50 or more worth of school supplies, they will give you a free tattoo. Just bring the supplies, a receipt showing what you paid, and you’ll get to select a pre-designed tat. Before you ask, they have a 4.7 review on Google, so that’s good. The event is this Sunday from 12-8 if you feel so inclined.
MIGHT BE TIME TO DRIVE TO PRIMM…
For whatever asinine reason, our state has been deemed undeserving of a state lottery. But if the idea of a mega jackpot gets your blood pumping, it might be a good day to drive to Primm. Friday’s Mega Millions jackpot is set at $660,000,000, which, if won, would be the 9th-largest jackpot in American history. Your odds of winning? 1-in-302 million. But there comes a point where burning half a tank going to stateline becomes worth it. Maybe today is the day? By the way, Nevada is one of only 5 states where you cannot play Mega Millions. The others are Alaska, Hawaii, Utah and Alabama.
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