Why you going so fast? >> I have a appointment with my barber. >> [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] >> On September 23rd, 2025, a Flagler County Sheriff's Deputy in Florida clocked a Corvette at 107 mph. The Sheriff's Office identified the driver as Michael Stanek, 57. Stanek wasn't driving an ordinary car. He was behind the wheel of a C8 Corvette Stingray Convertible, a nearly 500 horsepower sports car capable of speeds approaching 190 mph with a new price that could easily top $80,000. Florida's dangerous excessive speeding law had taken effect on July 1st, 2025, only a few months before Stanek's September 23rd stop. Driving 100 mph or more, or 50 mph above the posted limit, can constitute a criminal offense under that law. >> [music] >> Traffic is vehicle just pulled over just north of the 284. What's going on? Why don't you hop out for a second? You don't have any weapons on you, do you? All right. You don't mind if I pat you down real quick? You don't have any weapons or knives or anything, do you? All right, put your hands behind your back. Just a warning you right now. Reason for the stop? You were going 107. Weaving in and out of traffic. Back here. Which mic is this? Okay, face the car. I just said everything is on the way. Can I get one of Why are you going so fast? >> I have a appointment with my barber. >> You have an appointment with your barber? >> New Smyrna. >> New Smyrna, so >> So you go 107 miles an hour. >> I'm sorry. >> Weaving in and out of traffic, putting other people's lives in danger. Now you get to go to jail for the night. >> For the night? >> For the night, yeah. You know, Florida, it's criminal to go 100 over 100 miles an hour. >> I didn't know that. >> Well, you do now, right? Now your car will be towed. Now you'll be going to jail. >> I didn't know that. >> One thing's for sure, Mr. Stanek is cooler than the other side of the pillow. >> Make sure you activate your camera when you >> Yeah, it's on. 600? >> Five or six. Yeah, it had just started. It just started. It's got a lot of them. >> No, Walaka. Where? Wa- Wa- Walaka. Oh, really? >> Did you say he was going to the barber? >> 8:20 8:30 35, 36, 8:37. Count that for me. 8:37. >> going to the barber. >> That's what you said, yeah. >> And two >> New story. >> And four five six seven eight 8:20 8:25 8:30 8:35, 8:36, 8:37. >> 8:37? >> Yeah, that's what I got. >> Now remember this number, eight 37. >> What was it? Was it >> 38. >> Was it clipped up? >> No, okay. >> I'm going to put it all over his credit card so he can bail himself out of jail with his uh titanium American Express. He ain't worried about going He's like, "What do you mean I'm going to jail?" I was like Yeah, you're going to jail, man. >> What's this guy do for a living? >> I don't know. >> Looks like >> What are you doing the last night? >> Oh, did you have a Did you have a sushi night? you going to do it? >> Yeah, I can do it. >> Okay. I mean, that's fine. Um have you ever done one? >> Uh yes, I've done one for a traffic crash. >> Okay, so it's the same kind of thing. You just put the case number, arrested, and fill out all the car's information. >> Okay, do you have the information who's coming to tow the >> No, not yet. >> Okay. It will be a rotation, right? >> Yeah, it's rotation. And then just when they get here, you just you just take it. >> I'll be in my car. >> Okay. I haven't added him to the call at all. >> Yeah. >> You want Chad should be added, but I haven't added him cuz I was with him the whole time. >> Right. >> All right. >> Charlie 213 >> You want to go You want a sandwich or something? >> The C8 generation Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Convertible has two storage areas, a front trunk, often called a frunk, and a rear trunk. >> Trunk's empty. >> All right, Alondra C25 showtime. >> What should I do with the 2010 Volvo? >> 1837 >> With some sort of substance on the trunk's floor, the officer is seen taking a sniff. >> Rear trunk's empty. You know anything about how to We the top off? Oh, it might be up there. >> I might have I think you might have to turn the car on. >> got his key right here. He said the key doesn't work to do the roof. >> It doesn't? >> It doesn't. Well, he said I don't know. He said there was a button or something. >> Yeah, it's over here. >> There it is, right? Is that it? >> Yeah, it's Yeah, you might have to jump in it and start it. >> Yeah, we'll let the tow truck driver do it. >> If you are placed under arrest, such as for reckless driving or a DUI at speeds of 100 mph, police can do a limited search of areas they can reach. If your car is towed and impounded for a serious crime, like reckless driving or fleeing, police perform an inventory search. >> Here it is. >> Because he's with you, we'll give him his property. You have $832 in here, okay? It was counted by two of us on camera. And your credit card and your cell phone. >> Now, remember that first number. 837. Now, the officer just stated eight. 32. A $5 difference. I'm sure it was an honest mistake. >> Talk to the tow truck driver. He's done. >> Okay, yeah. Once you're able to get it, just so much easier. Yep. >> These officers did a good job with this stop and arrest. Most importantly, the driver remained calm. Interesting facts. Under Florida's super speeder law enacted in July 2025, state troopers made over 2,700 arrests statewide for driving over 100 miles per hour in its first 12 months. Drive at 100 miles per hour or more in a way that threatens safety or interferes with other vehicles. First offense, up to 30 days in jail, a fine of up to $500, and a mandatory court appearance. Second offense, within 5 years. Up to 90 days in jail, a fine of up to $1,000, and a mandatory driver's license suspension of at least 6 months. >> [music] >> Blue lights flashing, cameras on. One wrong move and it's all caught on body [music] cam. What you going to do, body cam, when the lens finds you? Run if you want, but the [music] truth comes through, body cam. We got a front row view, >> [music] >> real freaks, real stops, real life. 911, 911. I got 313 755 signal 493. on 493. 313