Crime & Justice
Woman randomly said she 'did not hit anybody' after leading police on 125 mph chase that left trooper seriously injured: Cops
Police wrote in the complaint that their trooper noted his own speedometer read 125 mph, and Tolbert Mitchell had passed him.
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Police filed a complaint stating that a trooper’s speedometer read 125 mph when the driver, identified as Tolbert Mitchell, passed the officer during a high‑speed pursuit.
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