A man that has been on the radar of several law enforcement agencies for street racing since at least September was arrested in Louisville Tuesday night.
Louisville Metro Police said 22 year-old Quience Waddell has been seen on surveillance video doing donuts in his Dodge Charger in the intersection of Shawnee Park.
According to court documents, Waddell had multiple people hanging out of his car and other people stood a mere feet away from his car as he spun around.
The video showed his license plate.
Cincinnati police had a tip Waddell would be involved in a street racing takeover in Louisville near Cox Park.
On January 5, Louisville Metro Police officers showed up to the area and tried to pull Waddell over, but police said he sped off.
Police said Waddell’s license plate wasn’t showing but a bumper sticker with his Instagram handle gave him away.
Police found the car three days later, and that is when Waddell reportedly cooperated and handed in his keys.
More than a week later, Louisville Metro Police arrested Waddell and he faces several charges related to street racing and charges for reportedly putting other people’s lives in danger.
Waddell made his first appearance before a judge Wednesday morning. His bond was set at $10,000.
If Waddell is able to post bond, the judge said he is not allowed to drive and can not go to either Shawnee or Cox Park.
Source: WDRB
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