Manhunt in Alachua/High Springs area Saturday night failed to locate suspects who fled from an FHP Trooper
Staff report
ALACHUA, Fla. – A heavy police presence was reported in areas of Alachua and High Springs on Saturday evening after two suspects abandoned their car at the 402 mile marker of I-75.
According to a Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) spokesman, a trooper attempted a traffic stop in White Springs on a 2023 silver Dodge Challenger at about 6:45 p.m. on May 18 for improper window tint. The trooper reported that the vehicle was occupied by two black males.
The driver fled the traffic stop, driving southbound on I-75 through Columbia County and into Alachua County. The car was found abandoned by another trooper near the 402 mile marker, between the Alachua and High Springs exits.
At around 7:45 p.m., local agencies assisted FHP in setting up a perimeter along I-75, CR 236, CR 241, and CR 235A, but no suspects were located after two different K-9 searches.
I wonder how the trooper knew they were black if they had illegal tint? It didn’t say they seen them running from the car. They found the abandoned vehicle. Stereotyping. Maybe I missed something.
I have no tint on my front windows but tint on my back windows that I got pulled over for.
So what is your point?
Question: “I wonder how the trooper knew they were black if they had illegal tint?”
Answer: “I have no tint on my front windows but tint on my back windows that I got pulled over for.”
Point: An officer can pull you over for tint but that doesn’t mean they can’t see you.
Dodge charger says it all
If you can’t read just say that it clearly says challenger 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Let’s hear about the car. Stolen? Likely
What was found? Guns? Drugs? Likely
Who was in it? Felons? Likely
I’m sure they were good boys… not likely.
they were on their way home from sunday school give them a break