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Dad Hits 150 MPH in Rental Lambo With His Son Inside

Body camera footage from Boulder City, Nevada captures one of the most brazen reckless driving arrests on I-11 in recent memory. A man — identified during the stop as James Rice — was pulled over on Interstate 11 near mile marker 11 southbound after officers clocked his rented 2021 Lamborghini Huracán Evo traveling at 150 miles per hour in a posted 65 MPH zone — more than double the legal speed limit. What makes this bodycam footage extraordinary isn't just the speed. Rice had rented the $200,000 exotic supercar less than 20 minutes before the stop — and his 20-year-old son was in the passenger seat the entire time. After a remarkably calm roadside interaction in which the arresting officer used physics and kinetic energy principles to explain the dangers of the stop, Rice was placed under arrest for reckless driving. Rather than booking him directly into Henderson Detention Center — which could have held him for up to 18 hours — the officer exercised discretion and arranged for Rice to post bail at the Boulder City Police Department. The Lamborghini was impounded by a contracted tow service, and Rice's son was provided a courtesy transport. This breakdown covers every critical decision made on scene, and what it reveals about modern law enforcement de-escalation tactics is worth your full attention. 📹 FOOTAGE SOURCE: @RealWorldPolice This video uses body camera footage obtained through public records. The footage has been substantially transformed through editing, commentary, analysis and educational context. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: All individuals featured in this video are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. This content is for educational, commentary, and journalistic purposes only. Nothing in this video should be construed as legal advice. The analysis presented reflects opinion and interpretation based on publicly available information. COPYRIGHT NOTICE: This video is protected under Fair Use (17 U.S.C. § 107) for purposes of commentary, criticism, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Body camera footage is public record (government-created work) and has been substantially transformed through: • Original commentary and analysis • Extensive editing and narrative restructuring • Educational text overlays and explanations • Background music and audio enhancement • Color correction and visual improvements 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for daily body camera analysis and police procedure breakdowns 👍 LIKE if you found this educational and want to see more real-world law enforcement content #bodycam #recklessdriving #lamborghini #policebodycamera #RealFootage