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Monday, 7 April 2014 - 10:54

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Driver gets four fines in one morning

A 22-year old driver from Tilburg went on somewhat of a rampage on Sunday. In one morning, he was able to incur four fines. At around 5:30 a.m. on Sunday, the police spotted him on the Spoorlaan where he tore across the road above 80 kilometers per hour, where the limit was 50 kilometers per hour. The man was also driving on the left lane, while the right lane was also free. The speeder then also proceeded to ignore two red lights. Police managed to stop him, and were met with threats and curses. On top of the three traffic fines he got, the fourth one was for aggressive behavior towards a police officer. He was taken to the police department.

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