Easton police search for driver who drove 100 mph in school zone
Police say because of the excessive speed, the number of people on the road and legislation that prevents them from engaging in a pursuit, they were unable to identify the vehicle's registration plate.
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Easton police are searching for the person who they say drove 100 mph in a school zone.
Police say on Oct. 16, officers clocked a vehicle driving 55 mph on Route 59 south in front of Helen Keller Middle School.
When an officer attempted to stop the vehicle, the driver pulled away and sped up to 100 mph in a school zone right after school dismissal, which police said put residents and students in danger.
Police say because of the excessive speed, the number of people on the road and legislation that prevents them from engaging in a pursuit, they were unable to identify the vehicle's registration plate.
Courtesy of Easton Police Department
Anyone who can identify the vehicle is asked to reach out to Officer Scialdoni at 203-268-4111 or at Jscialdoni@eastonctpolice.com.
People can also message the department on Facebook or Instagram with information.
