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Police say Norfolk man was driving 124 mph on a 65 mph highway

By Luke Malik,

10 days ago

STANTON, Neb. (KCAU) — A Norfolk man was cited for speeding Tuesday after allegedly driving on the highway at almost double the speed limit.

According to the Stanton County Sheriff’s Office , Eric McPherson, 52, was stopped for speeding on Highway 275 near Pilger, Nebraska. He was reportedly clocked at 124 mph in a 65 mph area.

When McPherson was stopped, he was allegedly driving on a two-lane road with a narrow bridge over a creek.

The sheriff’s office also noted that he was not cited for reckless driving due to Nebraska law disallowing that citation in pure speeding cases.

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Kevin Frisch

9d ago

that man should of been arrested and took to jail and have his license revoked for 2 years make him sit in jail for 90 days to figure out what he did wrong don't let him go free like this he will do it again

Lori Cram

9d ago

wheeee!

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