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    United Kingdom. The video shows the tracking at 240 km / h at 128 km / h

    Henry BlackwellBy Henry BlackwellApril 20, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
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    uThe 25-year-old was arrested by Bedfordshire police after he was chased 128 kilometers from Loton to Birmingham.

    The case dates back to September 2020, but only now have images of the chase reached 240 km / h.

    Syed Reza was sentenced to four years and two months in prison, according to the Gazette & Herald, confirmed by Bedfordshire Police. Tweet Released Wednesday morning today.

    The officer tweeted, quoting the agent involved in the chase, “This is the most dangerous and time consuming chase I have ever done in my life as a traffic cop.

    See pictures in the gallery above.

    Also read: More than 5,000 speed crimes in a week

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