Authorities in Florida have fined a 16-year-old after he was busted doing 132 mph (212 km/h) on the I-4 in Orange County. Making issues worse for the teenager is that he was driving his dad’s Toyota Supra on the time he was caught.

Footage of the incident was just lately shared on social media by the Orange County Sheriff’s Workplace. Within the clip, Corporal Greg Ritter seems to be visibly shocked when the driving force tells him he’s simply 16 after which proceeds to name his father, informing him of the unlucky information.

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“Dad, that is Corporal Rittger on the Orange County Sheriff’s Workplace,” he says on the decision. “I would like you to return out right here and choose up your son… I’m on the categorical lanes, I-4 categorical lanes, I simply clocked your son at 132 miles per hour. 132 miles per hour! Are you able to and one other driver come get him.”

The officer then knowledgeable the speedy Supra driver that had he been 18, he could be going to jail for reckless driving and that the automotive could be towed. Happily for him, he escaped with a rushing quotation for $1,104 and shall be required to look in court docket.

Talking with Native 10 Information, Orange County Sheriff Sgt. Gerald McDaniels mentioned it isn’t unusual for younger drivers to be caught rushing.

“Catch them on a regular basis. This 12 months alone, a number of youngsters nicely over 100 miles an hour on completely different highways,” he mentioned. “For me, that dialog is attempting to attempt to wake {the teenager} as much as hey, chances are you’ll suppose you’re the perfect driver however all it takes is a cut up second at these speeds. As mother and father as a part of our job, we must be being attentive to how briskly our children are going with GPS and all of the various things that we have now accessible with expertise. There’s no excuse to not know the way your youngsters are driving.”