how do you think the cops were able to ID the new york speeder
 

he made a video that the thought couldnt be tracked back to him and they apparently were able to

any idea how they were able to do it?

http://nypost.com/2013/09/06/speed-d...arresting-him/

I would venture to say he passed multiple cameras

idiot was probably bragging to his friends, who ended up snitching on him...

http://img.gawkerassets.com/img/18z5.../ku-xlarge.jpg

It appears that they used the heinous "Wet Willy" torture method to extract info:

http://assets.nydailynews.com/polopo...oduck-0906.jpg

https://i.chzbgr.com/maxW500/1133523712/h87E84FC9/

:stoned

ADG

Tracked him right to his home, posted his route on the video, they had him pegged probably from the start, ahh well was fun while it lasted :Oh crap

Would not be that difficult. In the video he gives both the route and the car.

One interesting thing is that he goes 100mph around Manhattan but stops for the full duration of each red light. You'd think breaking a red light wouldn't be a concern to someone already driving the way he was...

Lol. Idiot.

in theory yea, but in practice probably not that easy... it's not like he was blowing red lights or doing anything obviously illegal that would stand out... 100s of Z3s pass the same cameras each night, many of them speeding, driving recklessly too...

Guess the nationality.

Yea, it's best not to record your crimes.

:1orglaugh good point.

It wouldn't be too hard to match up the pattern of cars he was passing in the Youtube vid with footage captured from traffic cameras. They knew the rough date and it wouldn't have taken long to find a speeding Z3. Tedious for sure, but not rocket science.

He should have removed his plates. Then again maybe they were able to "follow" him on stored surveillance footage once they were sure which vehicle was his.

Sounds like he's an arrogant prick anyway.

It wouldn't be a stretch that in the city of "stop and frisk" and anti-terror squads they simply tracked the IP that upload the video.

too bad he didn't crash into a pole first. If this guy died, I would feel more badly about dropping a sandwich on the floor.

I wonder if his insurance rate will go up? Hopefully past the cost of his car.