Const. Jackie Perry said an officer was monitoring the highway using stationary radar when the black 2010 Jaguar, blew by at around 4:18 a.m. Perry said the officer activated the cruiser’s emergency lights and as he got closer “the vehicle slowed immediately.” Perry also said there wasn’t much traffic at the time.

“That’s a significant speed out there. We do seize a lot of vehicles under the racing legislation — the stunt legislation,” Perry said. “Thankfully we don’t see a lot like this.”

Kanaan has had his license suspended for seven days. In addition, his Jag speedster will be impounded for seven days.

Kanaan has been referred to a driver's education program where he will have to complete a seven day course of training. He will have to go to a traffic court on May 8. He has been charged with stunt driving. The charge of stunt driving may result in the man having his license suspended for a longer period of time. He may also have to complete additional driver's safety training, pay a fine, and may even be required to do community service.

It was reported that Kanaan was driving at a time when there were very few cars on the road, and there was no report of a crash.