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SJSO Deputies have made another super speed arrest. This time, a Chevrolet Corvette was stopped for traveling 130 mph in a posted 45-mph zone on CR13 N in the area of Joe Ashton Road. The driver was arrested for Dangerous Excessive Speeding and transported to the St. Johns County...

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