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21-Year-Old Thinks the Traffic Laws Don’t Apply to Her
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A 21-year-old woman on a Kawasaki Ninja motorcycle was observed by officers driving recklessly on July 7, 2025 in Daytona Beach Shores, Florida. The arresting officer would clock the woman going 50MPH in a 35MPH zone as she approached him. He immediately turned around and began to follow the motorcycle in order to initiate a traffic stop for the violation. As he caught up to the motorcycle, he observed it aggressively changing lanes without signaling and almost making contact with other vehicles. The woman would later say she was taking videos.
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0:00 Intro
0:41 New Bike, Big Mistake
1:03 The New Rider Excuse Begins
2:05 "I did not see you!"
3:15 No gear? "I'd buy leathers."
4:00 Handcuffs Come Out
5:53 Ignorance vs. Accountability
8:28 "This is so excessive!"
13:35 Charges Filed and Final Outcome
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