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Driver pulled over to drink beer earlier than getting busted going 122 mph: police


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From “Miller Time” to jail time.

A driver clocked going 122 mph by cops admitted to pulling over on the freeway to chug a beer, authorities in Connecticut stated.

Carlos Gallegos-Loja, 23, of Brockton, Massachusetts, was first noticed by state police after he pulled over to the aspect of the highway in his Chevrolet Traverse round 1 a.m. Sunday on I-84 West in West Hartford, based on a assertion from Connecticut State Police.

The entire SUV’s occupants have been outdoors the car on the time, based on state police, who drove off earlier than returning to examine on them.


Mugshot of a man accused of DUI and speeding.
Carlos Gallegos-Loja, 23, admitted to pulling over to drink a beer earlier than dashing off. Connecticut State Police

However by then, the automotive had gone, police stated.

The SUV was noticed shortly afterward by a distinct state trooper touring 122 mph in a 65-mph zone and failing to remain in a single lane a number of miles away, based on state police.

Gallegos-Loja confirmed “clear indicators of impairment” when he was pulled over by troopers, together with gradual actions and gradual speech, state police stated.

Open alcohol containers have been additionally noticed within the SUV, and Gallegos-Loja admitted that the primary time he had pulled over, it was so he might chug a beer, based on police.


Police car at night on highway.
He was clocked going 122 mph in a 65-mph zone by Connecticut state troopers. Connecticut State Police

“When questioned about stopping … Gallegos-Loja defined that he had pulled over to drink a beer then continued on his manner westbound,” police stated of their assertion.

Gallegos-Loja failed discipline sobriety testing and was promptly arrested.

He faces a number of fees together with reckless driving, driving beneath the affect, unlawful operation of a motorcar with out minimal insurance coverage, failure to drive within the correct lane on a restricted entry freeway, improper parking, working a motorcar with out a license and ingesting whereas driving.

Gallegos-Loja was freed on $1,000 bond and is because of seem in Hartford Superior Court docket on July 15.