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Hed be going to jail. Reporter all over the road and all over this dash cam video 22yearold justin some behind the wheel of the white sedan. Pelham Police Officer adam sissell in the cruiser. Around 3 30 in the morning the two officer were parked near the mcdonalds en route 38. They were talking a vehicle was travelling fast up the road and they noticed that the vehicle went into the break stopping the lieutenant says he hit the gas and hit it hard. He is seen travelling at speeds of more than 8...

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