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Off-duty cop clocked at 99 mph in a 45 zone -- gets a warning, not a ticketUnknownnews.orgApr. 09, 2006 |
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 Fletcher police officer Adam White stopped Highway Patrol trooper Sergeant Kevin Bray, for allegedly speeding 99 miles per hour down Mills Gap Road on Tuesday. Sergeant Bray was off-duty and was not driving a state car. He also did not have his driver's license with him. Following a conversation with the trooper, White did not issue a citation. The District Attorney disagrees with the decision. If traffic charges are filed, they're likely to be speeding and driving without possession of a license. Both charges are misdemeanors. As originally published 
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