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A UGA basketball player was arrested on Wednesday after he was caught speeding in Oconee County.

An Oconee County deputy said he saw a gray Tesla SUV driving along SR 316. He used his radar gun and clocked the vehicle driving 87 mph in a 65-mph zone.

The deputy pulled the car over, and when he questioned the driver, Kareem Stagg, 18, told the deputy he did not have his license on him and that a paper copy of his license was mailed to him.

He then gave the deputy a driver’s course certificate. The deputy ran the number on the certificate and showed Stagg only has a learner’s permit. When the deputy confronted Stagg about it, he said he “was aware he had a permit and needed a licensed driver over 21 with him.”That’s when the deputy told Stagg to get out of the car and arrested him.

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Originally published on SECRant.com

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NytroBud•10 days

Kirby Smart has lost control of the basket ball team

SoFla Tideroller•10 days

This has reached self-parody levels

Ghost of Colby•10 days

Kirby’s players have their licenses suspended. Basketball gives out Teslas to players that don’t even have a license.

Thracken13•8 days

i wonder is Leo's have bingo cards with current UGA players in all sports on there, and there is a prize if someone gets a bingo

Coach72•9 days

Take it from a driving instructor, this is par for the fkn course. It's mind-boggling how a mere 13% of the population accounts for 85% of the people that speed, tailgate, cut us off, zig zag lanes, and drive in violation of restrictions.

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