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Video of Lamborghini traveling over 200 mph leads to criminal charges

Posted by Mark Nicholson | Jan 26, 2021 | 0 Comments

The Lamborghini Lawyer

Lamborghini Lawyer
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WTHR : The Marion County Prosecutor's Office has filed charges against a man after police say an online video shows him driving over 200 mph on Interstate 465 in a Lamborghini.

Indiana State Police say they received several tips. Someone posted on social media a video of a car being driven recklessly in November.

Police said someone uploaded the video allegedly shows the black Lamborghini stopped in the left lane of I-465 near I-70 on the west side of Indianapolis. The video then shows the vehicle's speedometer as it accelerates quickly to a speed of 213 mph before the driver decelerates.

Potential Issues

This case is an interesting use of police work.  There are a couple of issues that I see. First, will witnesses testify that they actually saw him driving at the speed the police allege?  Second, people manipulate videos all the time. We know everything we see on the internet is not always true.

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If you are in need of a lawyer to help you defend against allegations that you were traveling at a high rate of speed, then contact us at 317-667-0718. We will help defend you whether you are driving a Lamborghini or a jalopy.

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Mark Nicholson
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Why is Indiana criminal defense and personal injury attorney Mark Nicholson called the Battery Man? Because his first criminal jury trial was a battery case. The case was called the Big Buford Battery case. They charged his client with throwing a big Buford sandwich at the manager through the drive-thru window. Then, his client went through the drive-thru window and allegedly battered the manager. It was all captured on video.  The verdict: Not Guilty! His first personal injury case was a car accident. He views car accidents as a form of battery. One car hitting (battering) another, although generally unintentional.

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