A driver was issued three traffic citations after being pulled over by an Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper, but he ended up with three more serious charges later.

According to court records on Aug. 13 about 9:10 a.m. Trooper Darrin Lancaster was patrolling south of Cherokee on US-64 in Alfalfa County when he radar checked a vehicle traveling 76 mph in a 54 mph zone. He activated his emergency lights and turned his vehicle around to follow about two miles south of Cherokee. The vehicle continued north without slowing down, and Lancaster caught up with it about 1.25 miles south of Cherokee.

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