Speedster Scooped Up
Young Driver Caught Speeding Near Warragul
Police impounded a vehicle belonging to a 19-year-old Warragul man after he was allegedly caught driving at 152 km/h in an 80 km/h zone on October 25.
The probationary driver reportedly told officers he had just bought his girlfriend a McFlurry before being detected speeding in Buln Buln.
“I just got her a McFlurry,” the young man explained to the police at the scene.
Authorities reminded drivers that excessive speed significantly increases the risk of serious accidents and penalties.
Officers confirmed the vehicle was taken to storage, and the driver may face court action following further investigation.
Police Warning
- Speeding remains one of the main causes of severe road incidents.
- Probationary drivers face stricter consequences for dangerous driving.
Author’s Summary: A 19-year-old Warragul driver lost his car for speeding nearly twice the limit after a quick dessert run ended in a police stop.
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