I think you need to be farther west than Louisiana to get away with breaking 100 MPH in most circumstances (not that I haven’t—but one needs to be alert to a lot of things before trying it, and ready to pay the piper if one miscalculates). That goes double if you have out of state tags.
It doesn’t sound like the dog was the problem, but the dog did add some colour.
The 100 mph was during the chase. But what is the initial reason for arresting him?
Speeding? That’s a fine.
What, his Circle-K’s Sip-and-Save account isn’t valid in Louisiana?
He looks like a veteran to me. Celebrating his freedom and liberty.
They arrest him and took his dog. But for what?
Some people are accustomed to exercising their freedoms and liberties. Apparently, that’s not allowed in Louisiana.
Slippery slope ppl. When public officials aren’t accountable and the media supports it by not even mentioning the reason for detaining people we’re in trouble. What’s next 5am knocks and ppl disappearing?
“ I think you need to be farther west than Louisiana to get away with breaking 100 MPH in”
Ha! Just yesterday I drove the rental car at 136 mph on the ET highway near Rachel, NV