Geno Smith Cited in Florida for Driving 70 MPH in 45 MPH Zone

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Geno Smith Cited in Florida for Driving 70 MPH in 45 MPH Zone

Jets QB Geno was cited in Florida after allegedly driving 70 mph in a 45 mph zone. During the traffic stop, Smith was also unable to produce a driver's license. Authorities additionally noted issues involving a mismatched vehicle tag. The veteran quarterback now faces multiple traffic-related citations stemming from the incident. “Geno can’t stay out of trouble,” commented a fan.

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