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Maye Sparks Patriots in Day Six Practice as Campbell Dominates 1-on-1s
sports1 month ago

Maye Sparks Patriots in Day Six Practice as Campbell Dominates 1-on-1s

On Day Six, the Patriots’ practice showed a sharper red-zone offense as Drake Maye went 11-for-11 with 5 TDs in team drills after yesterday’s rough spell. Will Campbell and Mike Onwenu continued their perfect 1-on-1 records (now 5-0), while Caleb Lomu struggled in his reps. Carlton Davis was out with a hamstring and Morgan Moses was limited; Barmore sat. QB stats leaned Maye at 11/11, DeVito 6/11, Morton 6/7. No team fumbles or interceptions; several pass breakups, and five recorded pressures/sacks from Blay, Jones (twice), Rupcich, Britt, and Taylor.

Georgia Man's Shocking $1.4 Million Speeding Ticket Raises Eyebrows
legal2 years ago

Georgia Man's Shocking $1.4 Million Speeding Ticket Raises Eyebrows

A Georgia man was shocked to receive a $1.4 million speeding ticket, but city officials clarified that the figure was just a placeholder and not the actual fine. The citation was issued after he was pulled over for driving 90 mph in a 55 mph zone. Savannah officials explained that anyone caught driving more than 35 mph above the speed limit must appear in court, where a judge will determine the actual fine. The figure received by the man was automatically generated by e-citation software and does not exceed $1,000 in addition to state-mandated costs. The court is working on adjusting the placeholder language to avoid confusion.

Georgia Man Shocked by $1.4M Speeding Ticket Before Officials Clarify Mistake
legal2 years ago

Georgia Man Shocked by $1.4M Speeding Ticket Before Officials Clarify Mistake

A Georgia man received a $1.4 million speeding ticket, but city officials clarified that it was just a placeholder and not the actual fine. The man was pulled over for driving 90 mph in a 55 mph zone and was told he had to either pay the amount or appear in court. Savannah officials explained that anyone caught driving more than 35 mph above the speed limit must appear in court, where a judge will determine the actual fine. The officials are working on adjusting the language in e-citations to avoid confusion in the future.