WAYNE COUNTY, OHIO — An Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSHP) trooper recently stopped a truck for going well over the speed limit in Ohio.
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A state trooper pulled over a driver for traveling 100 mph on a wet road in Wayne County, according to social media.
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OSHP posted a photo of the traffic stop on Facebook.
It shows the state trooper clocked a red pick-up truck at 100 mph in a 55-mph speed zone on State Route 604 in Wayne County.
“For everyone’s safety, #SlowDown so all can make it safely to their destination,” OSHP said in a Facebook post.
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