Overview
- Bodycam video shows a Flagler County deputy clocking 57-year-old Michael Stanek at 107 mph on I-95 near State Road 100 in Palm Coast on Sept. 23.
- Stanek told the deputy he was hurrying to a barber appointment in New Smyrna Beach, and the deputy cited dangerous weaving through traffic.
- He was booked at the Sheriff Perry Hall Inmate Detention Facility and released on a $150 bond, while his Corvette was towed from the scene.
- The case was handled under Florida’s new 'super speeder' law, which makes driving at or above 100 mph or more than 50 mph over the limit a misdemeanor.
- A charging affidavit says Stanek remarked he would have kept it at 99 mph if he had known about the law, as local officials report five arrests since July 1 and a top recorded speed of 116 mph.