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Speeding Arizona GOP lawmaker Rep. Paul Mosley surrenders in court
State Rep. Paul Mosley, the Arizona lawmaker charged with excessive speeding, surrendered to authorities Thursday afternoon after a warrant was issued for his arrest.
Mosley did not show up in court earlier this month when he was summoned on a charge stemming from an infamous traffic stop where he bragged about driving up to 120 mph.
That led a judge to issue a warrant for Mosley's arrest Sept. 6, which was widely reported this week.
On Thursday, Mosley, R-Lake Havasu City, appeared before the Parker Justice Court and pleaded not guilty to a Class 3 misdemeanor charge for speeding, court records show.
He was immediately released without bail; a follow-up court hearing was scheduled for Oct. 18.
Mosley did not show up in court earlier this month when he was summoned on a charge stemming from an infamous traffic stop where he bragged about driving up to 120 mph.
That led a judge to issue a warrant for Mosley's arrest Sept. 6, which was widely reported this week.
On Thursday, Mosley, R-Lake Havasu City, appeared before the Parker Justice Court and pleaded not guilty to a Class 3 misdemeanor charge for speeding, court records show.
He was immediately released without bail; a follow-up court hearing was scheduled for Oct. 18.
https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/politics/arizona/2018/09/13/rep-paul-mosley-arizona-speeding-lawmaker-warrant-unlikely-face-apprehension/1292249002
