Details emerge on reckless driving arrest of Georgia CB Daniel Harris
Georgia cornerback Daniel Harris was a arrested Thursday night by Athens-Clarke County Police on five different traffic-related charges, including reckless driving. DawgsHQ has obtained the police report and how has details regarding the arrest.
According to the reporting officer, he was observing traffic on 10 outer loop on the College Station Road entrance ramp, a four-lane road separated by a median that circles the city of Athens. The speed limit on 10 loop is largely 65 miles per hour but the officer observed a car going very fast and checked a 2018 Jeep Cherokee at 106 miles per hour.
The officer was able to get the vehicle stopped just after 8 p.m. ET and received notice that the dealer tag that had been called in had expired over a month ago. He approached the car and met Harris, who exited the vehicle and was put under arrest for reckless driving.
It was when Harris left the vehicle that the officer saw that the driver’s side seat belt was still buckled, indicating that the sophomore defender had been sitting on top of it rather than wearing it. The arresting officer also noticed that the window tint looked dark and tested it. It tested at four percent light transmission, which is below the legal threshold. Harris was cited for the seatbelt, tint, and tag as well as an expired registration, which has been invalid since March of this year. After checking the Georgia Department of Revenue, it was confirmed that Harris did not have insurance.
Harris was booked into the Athens-Clarke County Jail at 10:40 p.m. ET on five misdemeanors — reckless driving, no seat belt, no insurance, expired tag, and improper window tent. Bond was $10 on each of chose charges, bringing the total to $50. He was released on bond at 11:49 p.m. ET.
