A recent incident on Interstate 4 saw law enforcement taking swift action against an Orlando woman clocking speeds that dramatically exceeded the legal limit. According to a Polk County Sheriff's Office report, a deputy patrolling I-4 near Polk City on Saturday night spotted a black BMW motorcycle that was traveling at high speeds and weaving through traffic.
The deputy's radar caught the motorcycle hurtling down the freeway at 113 mph in a zone marked for 70 mph. Following a traffic stop around 10:40 pm, the deputy approached the 41-year-old motorcycle operator, Odalys Darelis Roman, who hailing from Orlando. Roman explained that she was on her way home and her intention was to pass other vehicles to prevent a collision, she said to the deputy hoping to receive just a warning.
Rather than issuing a warning, the officer arrested Roman and charged her with Reckless Driving (M2) and Dangerous Excessive Speeding (M2). Odalys Roman subsequently found herself at the Sheriff's Processing Center as a result of her actions on the road. Her motorcycle did not complete the journey with her; instead, it was towed from the scene of the traffic stop.
