UHaul Driver With Crack In His Pants Clocked At 107 MPH: Report

VERNON, CT — The driver of a rented moving truck was not only caught traveling at better than 100 mph on a stetch of Interstate-84, but also with crack cocaine in his pants pocket, state police said.

What wasn't in his pocket, was a driver's license when he was pulled over at 10:04 on Friday night, a report indicates.

Before the stop, a state trooper was positioned on the eastbound side of I-84 in Tolland. He then saw two things — A Ford F-150 UHaul Truck go speeding past him and a reading of 107 mph on the laser unit, according to a report.

The trooper gave chase and stopped the UHaul in Vernon, according to a report. The driver, identified as 20-year-old Justin Tyler Lattanzio, of Vernon, had crack on him but no driver's license, a reports says.

He was charged with reckless driving, operating a motor vehicle without a license and possession of a controlled substance. He is due in court on Oct. 15, police said.