Crime & Safety
Teen Driving 123 Mph In Corvette Stopped By CHP In NorCal, Authorities Say
"There is a time and place to enjoy a performance vehicle, a public roadway with other motorists, pedestrians, and families isn't it."

NEVADA COUNTY, CA — A teen in a Corvette was stopped by law enforcement after driving 123 mph in a 55 mph zone over the weekend in Northern California, according to the California Highway Patrol.
A Grass Valley highway patrol officer saw the vehicle traveling more than 120 mph on Sunday night and made contact with the 17-year-old driver, who was cited and whose parent was notified, authorities said.
The incident occurred on Highway 49, KTLA reported. Grass Valley is located in Nevada County.
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“At 123 mph, things happen very quickly — and there’s very little time to react when something goes wrong,” the patrol said in a post on Monday on its Grass Valley Facebook account.
“There is a time and place to enjoy a performance vehicle, a public roadway with other motorists, pedestrians, and families isn’t it.”
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