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Woman arrested after being clocked speeding 22 times...
A 24 year old woman who was clocked speeding by Loop 101 photo enforcement cameras 22 times in less then two months was arrested and placed in jail.
Jennifer Bitton, of Las Vegas, described by authorities as a "Habitual speeder," was arrested by DPS officers at her parents home in North Scottsdale on Friday and booked into the Scottsdale City Jail on suspicion of two counts of criminal speeding, reckless driving and one count of endangerment, DPS announced Tuesday.
Bitton told officers she "didn't know cameras were there." She was flashed 22 times in a 45-day period beginning in mid-May.
The fastest speed she was clocked at in her Ford Mustang was 92 mph, according to the agency.
If convicted of criminal speeding, Bitton would face mandatory jail time and have to pay several thousand dollars in fines for all the tickets, according to Bart Graves, spokesman for DPS.
Although Bitton holds the record for being flashed by the cameras DPS began overseeing the photo enforcement program in July 2007, she does not come close to another driver.
From March 2, 2006 to July 31, 2006, Francesca Cisneros of Chandler, then 32, threw away more then 70 speeding notifications she recieved on Loop 101 in Scottsdale in her Honda Civic.
At the time of her arrest, she told police she said she didn't think anything would happen to her if she threw away the tickets.
In a plea agreement reached October 23, 2006, Cisneros had to pay 10,022 dollars in fines and spend 5 days in jail.
"Photo enforcement exists to help slow people down, thereby ensuring the safety of everyone on the road.
Sadly, some drivers have no regard for the safety of others as they continue to recklessly speed," said Roger Vanderpool, DPS director, in a written statement
Jennifer Bitton All I can say is what a couple of dumb bitches...
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If you go fast enough, they cant get your plate?
I know the toll road transmitters dont work at <155 (from a manufacturer in Germany, research paper on RFID)...
But I never carried it on the bike to find out.
im sure photo radar is the same way?
They'd still prolly own you with video cams on overpasses and such, but that'd be way epic to be a local hero for all the speeders of AZ.
Didnt that lambo guy do a high speed run on the same loop??
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Jennifer Bitton All I can say is what a couple of dumb bitches...
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Chris Taylor:
if you go fast enough, they cant get your plate?
I know the toll road transmitters dont work at <155 (from a manufacturer in Germany, research paper on RFID)...
But I never carried it on the bike to find out.
im sure photo radar is the same way?
They'd still prolly own you with video cams on overpasses and such, but that'd be way epic to be a local hero for all the speeders of AZ.
Didnt that lambo guy do a high speed run on the same loop??
No the photo radar on the 101 has been tested to extremely high speeds.
They have clocked bikes at well over 180 mph with perfect pics.
They have caught plenty of 150+ mph sports cars and super cars.
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The LP640 did that highspeed run on loop 202 right by my house.
That highway doesn't have any photo radar yet.
However DPS has started using photo radar vans on it.
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Come to think of it, that chic would be pretty damn fine if she had her hair done and makeup on
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