I was driving toward Knoxville on Hwy 33; Wagnon was driving away from Knoxville on Hwy 33. He made a U-turn and pulled me over. He verbally told me that he caught me driving 72 mph but he wrote me a citation that stated I was driving 76 mph.
Tenn. Code Ann. 10-7-503 et seq.
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