Monona Police Department Issues Citations for Drivers Exceeding 100 MPH
The Monona Police Department (MOPD) recently stopped two drivers for exceeding 100 miles per hour within a two-day period. According to MOPD Chief Brian Chaney, both incidents occurred along the same stretch of road. The first stop involved a motorcycle rider estimated to be driving at approximately 130 mph on Thursday night. Although the MOPD officer initially attempted to stop the driver, the individual fled. A Dane County Sheriff’s Office deputy later apprehended the motorcyclist, who admitted to making a 'stupid' decision by not stopping. The driver received multiple citations, and the motorcycle was towed due to the absence of a motorcycle endorsement. The second incident, on Saturday night, involved a car clocked at 120 mph. Chief Chaney, who was on patrol, pulled over the driver. This driver's license was suspended, the car was uninsured, and it was not authorized for operation. The driver faced over $1,300 in fines for reckless driving, operating after suspension, and operating without insurance. I...