
Zach Edey berated by policewoman for going over 100 mph in new video
NY Post
Memphis Grizzlies center Zach Edey was scolded by a policewoman for driving over 100 mph during a May traffic stop in Indiana, as seen in State Police body cam footage.
The 23-year-old Edey, who said he was on his way to Purdue, his alma mater, was pulled over in Tippecanoe County and accused of going 101 mph in a 55 mph zone.
“You know exactly why I pulled you over,” the officer said. “You were going 101!”
Edey explained that he was speeding up to pass a car in front of him, but the cop was furious and continued to give him a stern lesson in “logic in how the vehicle gets up to speed.”
“No, you don’t pass at 100!” she said. “The road is 55. You were going almost double the speed limit!”
“You could pass someone at 80,” she continued. “Eighty? OK. One hundred?! One hundred is not OK. Ever. You were speeding before that, and that’s how you were able to get up to 100.”

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