NHSP: PA Woman Clocked at 102 mph on I-93

NEW HAMPTON, NH - A Pennsylvania woman is scheduled to be in court next month after allegedly getting caught driving more than 100 mph on I-93 yesterday morning.

Kaila M. Yallum, 20, of Glenshaw, PA, was arrested on Jan. 17, 2016, and charged with reckless operation.

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According to New Hampshire State Police, troopers assigned to the state police’s special enforcement unit and Troop F were conducted speed traps on I-93, both in the air and on the ground, north near in New Hampton near the Ashland town line.

At just after 11:30 a.m., a trooper observed from the air a Chrysler sedan “that appeared to be traveling at an extremely high rate of speed” and “was initially able to clock the vehicle traveling at 100 miles per hour and received a second reading of 102 miles per hour,” according to Sgt. Victor Muzzey of the NHSP.

The speed limit on that section of the highway is 70 mph.

A trooper on the ground was radioed and the vehicle was stopped. Yallum, who was traveling with two passengers, was then arrested and released on a summons. She’s due in court on Feb. 25.