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A Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputy reportedly clocked a Las Vegas woman driving 93 miles an hour near the Saugus Speedway and arrested her on charges of excessive speed and reckless driving late Wednesday night.

Here’s the story from the station’s social media:

“’93’ – that wasn’t a radio station that the traffic deputy was listening to – it was the speed of a driver pulled over (Wednesday) night around midnight on Soledad Canyon Road, near the Saugus Swap Meet.

“When the deputy asked the driver why she was going so fast, the 20-year-old woman from Nevada replied that ‘she was just having fun.’

“The party mood was broken WHEN the deputy told her she under arrest for reckless driving AND her Dodge Charger was going to be impounded for 30 days.”

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7 Comments

  1. Good job police officers keeping us safe she could of killed someone

  2. Jeanne says:

    Good. Jail for the night and no car for awhile.
    Perfect.

  3. Thank you officers for all you do!!!!

  4. That’s what you get dummy. Hopefully you can afford that impound fee

  5. On the SCV emergency fb page there was a driver who said he was hit from behind by a dodge charger and it took off …that it had damaged their hood putting it into a v ….did .this charger have damage to the hood?

    This is what the post said….
    Have to go to the airport, so I’m going to file a report later this morning…
    I was just rear-ended by a black Dodge Charger at the corner of Seco and Bouquet. The guy or girl took off. They went towards Copper Hill direction, up Seco. The car has noticeable body damage on the front. If anyone sees anything, please call it in or let me know. Thanks for your help!

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