S.Africa: Johannesburg: Motorist does 308 Km/hr on the highway – Police vow to catch him
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[I would suspect this is a non-white. You should see the cars these mother fuckers are driving. I'm seeing so many top of the range German cars. From this footage, this was on one of the old highways near the center of the city. I'm quite astounded because the road is actually not fully level there. Our useless Police only found out about it when the video went viral on instagram. Stupid dopes. Asleep as always. You can see the video at the link below.
JOHANNESBURG – The Johannesburg Metro Police Department (JMPD) has condemned the actions of a motorist who was driving at excessive speeds on what is believed to be the N1 highway in Gauteng.
In a video which has gone viral on social media, the motorist is seen clocking just over 300km/h on the highway.
The JMPD’s Wayne Minnaar said they viewed the actions of the driver in a very serious light.
“The motorist was in the freeway in Johannesburg and there’s a possibility that he or she will receive a notice through the post because speed cameras are operating on different roads on a 24-hour basis. If he or she fails to appear in court, then there will be a warrant of arrest.”
It’s not clear when the incident took place.
Sheer madness!!!!! Video posted on Instagram. Look at the speed…N1 South Midrand. @MbalulaFikile @TrafficRTMC @TrafficRTMC @GP_CommSafety @AsktheChiefJMPD
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8:46 AM – Jan 19, 2020
Source: https://ewn.co.za/2020/01/20/jmpd-vows-to-prosecute-308km-h-speedster-1
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