of course it's a gixxah

[Garrett]

Play stupid games. Win stupid prizes.

Video or it didn't happen, hell the old Mustang 5.0 SSP package cars couldn't hit 140mph.

Cause it was a Mustang.

[Garrett]

I like how the video says he was 27. Yet the text says he was 31.

[GixerJockey]

Video or it didn't happen, hell the old Mustang 5.0 SSP package cars couldn't hit 140mph.

That couldn't be further from the truth.

[CBR929RE]

If you actually believe that a MA State Trooper Crown Vic tops out at 129mph than I might just have to make an Internet post that claims I have a bridge in Brooklyn for sale and see if you try to buy it.

well he didn't actually say a police package one. probably just talking the regular version.

[duganc1717]

That couldn't be further from the truth.

Ummm, pretty sure that is damn accurate.

[Garandman]

If you actually believe that a MA State Trooper Crown Vic tops out at 129mph than I might just have to make an Internet post that claims I have a bridge in Brooklyn for sale and see if you try to buy it.

http://www.michigan.gov/documents/ms...s_341045_7.pdf - 129mph.

2012 EcoBoost Taurus did 148mph. [WRX still fasterer....].

[butcher bergs]

http://www.michigan.gov/documents/ms...s_341045_7.pdf - 129mph.

2012 EcoBoost Taurus did 148mph. [WRX still fasterer....].

I'd take those top speed numbers with a grain of salt since one glaring omission from those results is the length of the straight that was used.

[Garandman]

I'd take those top speed numbers with a grain of salt since one glaring omission from those results is the length of the straight that was used.

"Top speed is limited to 129mph but Ford claims that it will hit 140mph without restriction."


Those 140mph Crown Vics are used to chase 150mph Harleys.....

[Garandman]

How about 128mph on a learner's permit?

[union]

How about 128mph on a learner's permit?

Learned enough i guess

[Tekime]

Why did they engage in a 150+ chase over a speeding ticket??

But moreover how the hell did he get caught??

[Garandman]

Wait for it.....

Reardon, Age 36, was pulled over riding on a 2013 Suzuki GSXR600 and reportedly found to have a learner’s permit, according to state police.

[SteveM]

Garandman,

You left out that he's a resident of good old Dorchester! How dare you slight a neighborhood kid like this?

[SteveM]

New Hampshire State Police report arresting Sean Reardon, 36, of Dorchester, after saying they clocked him doing 128 on I-93 in the Lakes Region town of Ashland on a 2013 Suzuki GSXR 600:

Reardon was operating on a motorcycle learner’s permit at the time of the incident. Reardon was subsequently arrested and released and ordered to appear before the Plymouth Circuit Court on July 28, 2016 to answer to the charge of Reckless Operation.

A couple years ago, Reardon was convicted of stealing three handguns, which he used to settle a drug debt, and a semiautomatic rifle, which he buried in some woods in Woburn. He stole the firearms from a locked area on the basement of a South Boston apartment building, where he was doing repair work.

[SteveM]

Former repairman steals veteran's guns | Local News - Home

[Chippertheripper]

Alleged. How dare you slight an upstanding citizen like that.

[SteveM]

The thefts are believed to have occurred in the fall of 2011, but came to light months later after witnesses reported suspicious activity in the Town of Woburn. Specifically, witnesses saw a man later identified as Reardon appearing nervous as he dug a hole in a wooded area. The man wrapped a large case in trash bags and duct tape, then placed it in the hole and buried it. When the witnesses dug it up, they found it contained a rifle and called police.

Woburn Police responded to the scene and seized the rifle. Using its serial number, they made contact with its registered owner, the victim, who didn’t know it had been stolen. He checked his basement storage unit, learned that the three handguns were also missing, and notified police. Members of a joint Boston Police/ATF task force investigated the case and identified the defendant as a suspect.

Separately, Massachusetts State Police criminalists were able to develop a latent fingerprint on the rifle. That print was individualized to Reardon, who had prior convictions for breaking and entering, receiving stolen property, and assault-related offenses. After he admitted to stealing the firearms, giving them to an unknown person to settle a $700 drug debt, and burying the rifle in Woburn, he was charged with the crimes in September 2012.

[Garandman]

Former repairman steals veteran's guns | Local News - Home

well, at least we know how he's been keeping busy.

Reardon was sentenced to two and a half years in a house of correction followed by five years of probation.

He's charged with Reckless Operation. Will that get his probation revoked?

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