From Martin Highway in Palm City to Kanner Highway in Stuart, MCSO reports that the driver of the stolen vehicle, who has not yet been identified, sped recklessly about 11 miles in six minutes, running red lights and nearly causing at least two crashes along the way.
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NWS: There is a Moderate Heat Risk today as temperatures again reach into the mid to upper 90s.
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Florida is ranked #10 in the PreK-12 subcategory.
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From data collected between April 29 through May 5.
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