Here’s an uplifting New Year’s Eve story. Timothy M. Knick blew by a sheriff’s deputy going 145 mph. How do we know
the speed? Not because the deputy could follow the man, identified only in a 4-door Subaru. No the sheriff’s car topped
out at 131 mph. Knick was pulled over later by another deputy (no car can outrun the CB!) and admitted he was going 145
mph. The reason for such reckless driving? “Because it’s New Year’s and I’m not (expletive) up.” How eloquent. Any
guesses on what kind of Subaru Knick was driving? I’d say STi. Time the patrolmen got a little faster wheels
themselves.
Time the cops got an STi
Here’s an uplifting New Year’s Eve story. Timothy M. Knick blew by a sheriff’s deputy going 145 mph. How do we know the speed? Not because the deputy could follow the man, identified only in a 4-door Subaru. No the sheriff’s car topped out at 131 mph. Knick was pulled over later by another deputy (no car can outrun the CB!) and admitted he was going 145 mph. The reason for such reckless driving? “Because it’s New Year’s and I’m not (expletive) up.” How eloquent. Any guesses on what kind of Subaru Knick was driving? I’d say STi. Time the patrolmen got a little faster wheels themselves.
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