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FHP Pursues, Arrests Driver Traveling Over 100 In 40 MPH Zone
December 27, 2021
The Florida Highway Patrol arrested a driver Sunday night that was traveling over 100 mph in a 40 mph zone.
The vehicle was clocked at 104 mph on Beverly Parkway when the trooper began the pursuit. Several PIT maneuvers were performed before the vehicle was disabled on Saufley Field Road. A Florida Highway Patrol K-9 was deployed and the suspected driver was apprehended.
The suspect driver was identified as 18-year-old Trequez L. Davis of Pensacola. He already had an active warrant out of Okaloosa County for fleeing and eluding. Troopers said various amounts of different narcotics were located in center console of the vehicle, and a large amount of cash was also located.
Davis was booked into the Escambia County Jail on charges that included reckless driving, feeling and eluding, no driver’s license, and possession of narcotics with intent to sell.
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18 Responses to “FHP Pursues, Arrests Driver Traveling Over 100 In 40 MPH Zone”
he hit the car right in front of my house he tried to run but the k9 got him and that was when i was going from the skateing ring he screamed
Surprised he was even caught. This county has some serious issues with lack of FHP on the road. I don’t feel safe driving here and can’t wait to move from here. Terrible drivers.
No Driver license, super excessive speed, alluding police, drugs in the car, previous warrants for alluding police. Bail should be 500,000
This is the same block 2-3 weeks ago 2 died in a one car accident while being clocked at over 120mph. Shame, but it appears to be a “pattern” and I ain’t Sherlock
No mention of how this high speed chase spilled over into the neighborhood I live in, right off of Saufley Field Rd. I saw the suspect’s car going well over 25 mph on Mitchell Ln., not once but twice. This was around 4ish in the afternoon. Good thing there were no kids or pedestrians in his way.
Not sure why bail was even set for this offender. Hopefully this doesn’t turn into another Waukesha tragedy (where they let the perp out on a low bail from a previous arrest/crime).
Sad day when folks rather break the law for a living than go to work and make an honest living.
I really hope he was part of the crew that has been racing down Woodland Dr and in the neighborhood. All week there has been racing going through the neighborhood out on Davis Hwy and 9th Ave and on the interstate. One of the cars fish taled in front of my neighbors house and nearly missed hitting her car.
Poor guy. Almost made it bible study.
Financial success is improved by obeying obvious laws.
Better yet — don’t break any laws.
Such a shame to ruin your life at such a young age.
Whoever set the bond at 19000 dollars need to be replaced by someone who will set a bond correctly it should be 100000 dollars
No reason for such ridiculous actions. It just portrays pure ignorance on the kid’s part.
Good job FHP and Officer K9.
he likes speed, so a speedy trial, conviction, and sentencing to prison for a long stay is in order, also seize the cash, burn the drugs, and crush the car
This time you will not win in court !!!! Time to learn a great lesson!!!! You are going to jail for a while and you deserve every year you spend there !!!! So enjoy your time in prison!!!!!
need to put him away for a long time
He was in a hurry to get to his Barber.
104 in a 40 is just asking for trouble.
Doing it with dope in the car is the icing on the cake.
I’ll bet anything that it wasn’t even his car.
it never ends.
I have noticed over the last year traveling at high speeds like this seems to be a dangerous trend. Sometimes I see cars obviously racing each other on the interstate but other times on city streets. Recently I witnessed two cars take off headed north on Pace at the Cervantes intersection. After a couple of blocks one car lost control and spun around coming to a stop headed in the opposite direction. Somehow they missed hitting other cars driving in both directions. After coming to stop they drove off to a side street. People are getting killed .. look at that NFL player who killed young girl in Las Vegas. Selfish idiots