New Florida law turns social media into evidence against street racers and takeovers.
Usually, a police officer must directly witness a misdemeanor in order to make an arrest. Usually.
The new law was proposed by state senator Jason Pizzo after a dramatic presentation to colleagues in January. Pizzo, a Dade County democrat, showed the Senate Transportation Committee a video of a takeover that included several shots of cars doing smokey donuts with passengers hanging out of the vehicles. And, according to“That's a mother of four who was decapitated,” Pizzo reportedly stated during the presentation. “They were leaning outside the car, and these cars go astray.
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