went over there. Now I'm rushing back home and go get Caesars. Little Caesar before it closes at 12. >> Little Caesars. >> I'm starving. Ran and I'm hungry. Jose was like, you know, just get me home. I was like, >> okay. >> Like I don't really get in trouble. >> If if you had to guess how fast you were going, what would you say? >> I mean, I know I was going fast. >> You were going to real fast. So I I measured your speed at 10 and something. So >> your car. >> On June 11th, 2025, Deputy Miller of the Penllis County Sheriff's Office stopped a vehicle traveling 107 mph on US Highway 19. Three distinct legal issues emerged from the 12. >> Under arrest over 100 miles an hour on the highway. She's >> Day two. I'm going to be out at US 19 and Alderman Road female temp 224. Hey buddy, do you have a driver's license? Okay. Is your license valid? >> All right. Can you get that out for me? I'm going to have you I'm going make sure your license valid. I'm going have you move the car into the Circle K parking lot. That way we're out of the roadway. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Republic Florida Yankee 08 Tango Sierra Yankee say. >> All right, my friend. Go ahead. Hop out. Let's get this car over. Either the Publix or the Circle Pay. It doesn't matter to me. Okay. >> Am I going to get my license back? >> I'm going to get back to you as soon as I make sure. >> But >> I don't want to get hit by a car on the roadway. >> Absolutely. >> Say 10:15 or 10:50. >> 10:15. >> 107 on on 19. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Cuz Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> All right, my friend. Here is your driver's license back. Is this her car or is this your car? >> I think this is a rental car. >> This is a rental car. Does she have a purse or anything in here? That way she has her ID and stuff to go with her. >> All right. You said this is a rental car. >> Does it have the vehicle registration in there? All right. >> Where are you guys off to in such a hurry? >> We were coming back from my friend's house. We just played basketball. So >> I gotcha. How fast do you think you were going? >> That I was not sure. I was talking to my friend. >> She was driving. >> Okay. Was there an emergency anywhere or you guys were just getting home? >> Not Not that I know of. She didn't say anything. She was just like, "You got to go." >> All right. Cuz you guys were going 107 on on 19. Yeah. >> Anything over 100 miles an hour or 50 over the speed limit. Super speeding. That's a crime in the state of Florida. You have zero tolerance for it in in county. >> So that's why she's in the back of my car right now. >> Um, sit tight for me for a couple minutes. Okay. Let me see. >> You said you don't know if she rented it. >> Yeah, I'm not sure if she >> Okay. Let me see who the vehicle's rented uh under. If it's her and she's cool with you driving, are you fine with taking custody of the vehicle? >> All right. I don't know that for sure. I'll obviously have to talk to her first, but just sit tight for me for a few minutes. Okay. >> All right. Thank you. >> 19 at the super. >> All right, ma'am. >> Deputy Miller with the sheriff's office. Okay. I already explained to you that you're under arrest for going over 100 miles an hour on the roadway in the state of Florida. Okay. Anything 100 or over 450 above the posted speed limit is super speeding, which is a a crime in the state of Florida, and we have zero tolerance for it here in Mel County. >> I hear you. I'm going to let you explain what's going on and find out about the vehicle, but because you're in my custody, I'm going to read your rights. Okay? The right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. Cannot afford to hire a lawyer. One will be appointed to represent you before you question if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand your rights? I was right to you. Right. Uh it's my understanding this is a rental vehicle. Is that correct? Are is it rented to you? I turned it to my cousin so I can go to school. >> Your cousin so you can go. How long have you guys had it? >> How long? I want to say two weeks. No, I have it till tomorrow. I have to return it tomorrow. >> I got you. >> Okay. Um graduate. >> Is cousin going to be okay with buddy taking custody of the vehicle? >> Just going to have no choice. What this what happens? It's my first time getting arrested. Um, so with this >> with this specific, uh, incident, uh, we're going to have a transport van come get you. They're going to pick you up from here and take you over to the county jail. It's at, uh, 49th Street and, uh, Albertton in Clearwater. You'll be booked in there. They'll take your fingerprint. They'll take your photo. Then you'll be issued a bond. >> Either dad or >> It's my dad. He doesn't know. My father knows who he is, but he they don't like these are just my friends, but >> can you just call him? And then also, can you take all my >> take all your Yeah, we can work on that here in a second. Do you want him to take it? >> Yeah. Just to put it in my paper bag. >> Okay. Yep. No worries. Um, do you know how fast you're going? >> I I had my leg open. >> I had my leg open. I was just kind of >> I was trying to get home like I'm tired. >> What's the rush? >> Well, I I'm in my workout clothes. We went running. Then my um my homeboy from Clear Water, his baby need diapers, so we went over there. He doesn't have a car, so I was like, "Hey, I got wheels." I have to get him like want to go dry. Went over there. Now I'm rushing back home and go get Caesar's Little Caesar before it closes at 12:00. >> Little Caesar. >> I'm starving. Ran and I'm hungry. Jose was like, you know, just get me home. I was like, >> okay. >> Like I really get in trouble. If >> if you had to guess how fast you were going, what would you say? >> I mean, I know I was going fast. You were going you were going >> real fast. So I I measured your speed at 100 and up. >> So pretty quick. You understand? If you were to hit anybody at that speed, >> sister just got >> they would die. >> Yeah. Well, we're not talking about impair. We're just talking about speed right now, right? If you hit anybody at that speed, >> you most likely die. Your friend most likely would die. And the person you hit, innocent people who had nothing to do with this would most likely die. So >> another question. Yep. >> Um, >> do you think did think did think did think did think did think did think did think did think did think did I'd be out in time cuz I graduated some >> Yeah. Yeah. So listen >> I I don't think Listen, I don't think you're some criminal or something. >> I'm scared of my dad hearing about this. He's going to cuss me out, but I have money, so I'm not too >> Listen, nobody's accusing you of being some pardon criminal or something. It's not like you robbed a bank, right? You you obviously did something dumb, right? Um, but you're going to be issued a bond once you get there. The bond most likely will be around $500. You only have to typically pay about 10% of the bond. So 50 bucks. >> Oh, >> you you're not going to be there till the summer. You'll most likely >> most likely, again, I don't know, you could get there and they find out you robbed a bank in Nebraska and obviously then you wouldn't be going anywhere. But if everything is as it seems right now, >> probably be out in a couple hours. >> Okay. So, not the end of the world. So, I'm gonna grab What type of phone do you have? >> Uh, iPhone 16. He knows what it is. >> An iPhone 16. Okay. So, I'm gonna grab your phone. We're gonna work on calling dad. We'll get your jewelry off. >> And then we'll see about him taking the car. >> He can take the car. He's >> Well, I have to confirm with whoever rented the car. >> It's a call off. >> I got you. We'll work on that here in a second. You said you're cold back here. >> Yeah. >> All right. Let me turn I'll turn on the the heat a little bit for you. The first Florida's mandatory arrest threshold for super speeding under Florida statute section 316.189. Any speed at or above 100 mph or 50 mph over the posted limit constitutes a criminal traffic infraction requiring custodial arrest. At 107 on US 19, Deputy Miller had no discretion. This was not a citation situation. It was a mandatory arrest. The subject statements before arrest explaining the errand acknowledging she knew she was driving fast required no Miranda advisement. She was not yet in custody. Under the standard established in Burkimer versus McCarti, roadside questioning during a traffic stop is non-custodial. Those statements are fully admissible. The second issue, Miranda compliance. Upon placing the subject in custody, Deputy Miller administered a complete verbatim advisement. Right to silence, right to counsel, right to appointed counsel before any substantive post-arrest questioning began. This is the constitutionally required moment under Miranda versus Arizona. Every voluntary statement made afterward carries no suppression risk. This level of compliance is uncommon on camera. It is the standard. The third issue, vehicle disposition. The subject was driving a Turo rental belonging to her cousin Ayah. Under Florida law, when an arrested driver leaves no licensed operator at the scene, the officer may impound the vehicle under South Dakota versus Operan. Deputy Miller avoided impoundment by calling Aya directly, confirming rental status, and obtaining verbal consent to release the vehicle to the passenger, a procedurally sound decision that protected an uninvolved party from unnecessary loss. One documentation error is visible. During the AA call, Deputy Miller identified himself as being with Panell County, a county in Arizona. The correct jurisdiction is Penllis County, Florida. This verbal slip carries no legal consequence for the stop or arrest, but accuracy in official communications, particularly when vehicle release consent is being documented on body cam matters. A secondary legal question this footage raises passenger liability. Jose was present in a vehicle traveling 107 mph with no documented objection. Florida law does not criminalize mere passenger presence during a speeding violation. However, civil exposure in the event of a collision extends to all vehicle occupants whose conduct contributed to the dangerous conditions. Silence is not a >> Hey boss, do you have her phone? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> All right. >> 74. Um, do you know Aya? That's her cousin. >> Do you know Aya? Okay. >> She's asking too if you would be okay taking the jewelry that's on her right now. That way she doesn't have to take that with her. Is that something you're comfortable with? >> We'll work on that here in a minute. >> Um, I guess Aya is the person who rented the car, so we have to confirm with her that you're good to take the car before we release it to you. But as long as that's fine, you'll be good to go. Okay. Awesome. All right. What's that? >> Is not going to be happening. >> Yeah. No, doubt it. >> All right. Have your phone. Let's work on calling Aya first >> um before we call dad just to get that process going. >> Hello. >> Hello. What's going on? >> Hey, so uh the cop is on the phone. You have to answer it. >> Why? >> I'm going to jail. >> Why? >> Hi, is this Miss Haya? >> Yes. >> Hi, this is Deputy Miller with the Pon County Sheriff's Office. Um, your cousin was driving a vehicle you rented uh 107 mph on US Highway 19. Penis County has a zero tolerance for uh dangerous excessive reckless driving. So, right right now she's in custody. It's a misdemeanor charge, but but she is in custody and she was driving a vehicle you rented before. >> So, that's why we're making contact with you. >> Yes, sir. I understand. >> Okay. Uh I just want to confirm you rented a blue Kia sedan. Is that correct? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. What? Uh, >> yep. You >> Yep, absolutely. We can work that out here in a second. I just want to verify what we're doing with the vehicle. I don't want to have to impound the car if I don't have to cuz it's going to create more headaches obviously for you. >> I'm currently not nearby. >> Okay. She has a friend here. What's your friend's name? >> It's Aya. It's Jose. He goes to school with me. He has a license. He's older. >> No, I give him permission. >> He can take it to D. >> You give him permission. Okay. >> Yeah, I'm not currently nearby. I'm in Orlando right now. >> I I I completely understand. Like I said, I just wanted to get that sorted out cuz, you know, I want to create more headaches for you. >> If he could um return the car to the owner. >> Yeah, I guess return tomorrow at 5:00. >> What What company is it running it through? >> Um >> Turo. >> Turo. Tell her when um you're done. >> I can hear you. Give her a give the cop your number so that he can give it to Jose and I'll tell Jose to contact you and then you log into Turo and tell him the information. >> Okay. But I need to speak with you without people hearing because >> Well, you got to wait till I get out cuz I can't do that right now. >> Okay. Well, then the cops is going to hear me cuz what the are you doing? >> I was coming back cuz I went running with Jose for a little >> Why were you speeding? >> I was just trying to get to Lil Caesars at 12:00. Okay, Yaya, we had this conversation about the car. I said don't do nothing stupid. >> I wasn't trying to. I just came. >> What the can I do from you when I'ming it out? >> I I can get bond I can get bonded out. I'm not worried about that part. It was just more I didn't want the number for him. That way they can communicate and then we'll get an accurate. >> I don't have her number yet. >> But this is a mis They said it's a misdemeanor. I can I can get this off. It doesn't matter. Yay. You're going to jail. That's the problem. Hey, did you try this before? Sorry. >> Do you want to say anything before we go? >> I love you. I'll call you when I get out. >> I love you, too. Yeah. We're going to have a talk when you get out. >> Deputy Miller receives an A. Miranda was administered correctly. Vehicle disposition was handled with legal precision and practical judgment. The subject was treated with dignity throughout. The only deduction, the Pineal County verbal slip in an official contact recorded on body cam. The subject receives a C plus. Full cooperation and honest disclosure after arrest are significant credits. However, 107 mph on a public highway with a passenger and no emergency is not a close call legally or morally. Her own words confirm conscious awareness of the speed. The passenger receives a B+. Valid license, immediate cooperation, efficient vehicle coordination. The minor reduction reflects the unadressed moral dimension of presence in a vehicle, traveling at criminal speed without objection. Aya receives an A minus. She had no role in the dangerous driving, responded to the officer's call professionally, and arranged vehicle disposition efficiently. The deduction reflects the inherent risk of third-party vehicle lending. and unresolved questions about two row platform liability exposure. Key lesson, the physics of speed are not negotiable. At 107 mph, a vehicle covers 157 ft per second. Stopping distance exceeds 600 ft. Florida's mandatory arrest threshold exists because the legislature recognized that certain speeds are categorically incompatible with public safety. Regardless of intent, destination, or the absence of a collision, the arrest is not disproportionate to a pizza run. The arrest is proportionate to the physics. An officer who communicates that clearly without escalation, without humiliation, demonstrates exactly what effective law enforcement looks like. Let us know if there is an interaction or legal topic you would like us to discuss in the comments below. 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