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MPD Arrests Four for Reckless Driving in Hilariously Named Operation

Won’t the cops ever do something about these reckless-ass Fin-Fins with drive-out tags? 

Well, they did. On Saturday. With arrests and a bit of humor. 

On Saturday, the Memphis Police Department (MPD) arrested four drivers in an operation it called Infinity War Car Take-Over. The operation was conducted by members of MPD’s Scorpion Unit and Vice Team around the 3400 block of South Third.     

“Detectives observed several vehicles driving recklessly,” reads an MPD statement posted on Facebook. “The cars were speeding, driving 70 [miles per hour – mph] in a 35 mph zone. 

The cars were disregarding red lights and producing circles, better known as donuts, in the middle of intersections throughout the city.

Memphis Police Department

“The cars were disregarding red lights and producing circles, better known as donuts, in the middle of intersections throughout the city. Some of the occupants were armed with assault rifles.”

Police arrested four drivers, towed their cars (below), and took 8.8 grams of cannabis. 

Here’s who they are, what they were driving, and what they were charged with:  

Defendant: Oneisha Godwin, 27

Vehicle: 2005 Chevrolet Impala

Charges: altering falsifying or forging auto title plates, forgery under $1000, possession of [cannabis], possession of drug paraphernalia, disregarding red light, driving while suspended/revoked/cancelled [license], financial responsibility, reckless driving, speeding, and violation of state registration

Defendant: Cherance King, 34

Vehicle: 2015 Infiniti Q50

Charges: possession of [cannabis], disregarding red light, financial responsibility, reckless driving, speeding, and no driver’s license

Defendant: Leonard Ticey, 21 

Vehicle: 2008 Lexus 250

Charges: disregarding red light, reckless driving, and speeding

Defendant: Martez Wilkins, 22

Vehicle: 2010 Infiniti G37

Charges: disregarding red light, driving while license suspended/revoked/cancelled, financial responsibility, reckless driving, speeding, and violation of vehicle registration.