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December 12. 2012 11:33PM
Police say man was doing 111 on 101 on 12/12
RAYMOND — A Manchester man was charged Wednesday for allegedly driving 111 miles per hour on Route 101, state police said.
Felix Rivas Torres, 21, was clocked by police aircraft during an aircraft detail about 11 a.m. Wednesday and charged with reckless driving, police said.
During the detail, police said, they stopped 45 motorists, issuing 24 tickets and 21 warnings.
Seven of the 45 were clocked at 85 mph or higher, police said.
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